Sentence examples for Chronological times from inspiring English sources

It is assumed that t0 = 0 and age = z at t0 = 0. Three chronological times (see Figure 1): - x: time at entering S p, z + x: age when entering S p. The time x is not observed but can be derived from the incidence function and the distribution of sojourn time in the S p state.

Fig. 2 shows the 24 h profile of plasma cortisol utilizing our infusion paradigm under dexamethasone suppression (for practical reasons, timing of pulses was not synchronized to chronological time).

Chronological time is gone.

The performer and audience exist together in chronological time.

The primary chronological time period covers the end of the Classical period in the West to the present day.

The ancient Greeks had two words for time: kronos, chronological time, and kairos, which is often translated as "the right time" and cannot be measured.

I wanted that structure for this play, and it couldn't be contained in a normal play that pretends to be following normal chronological time.

While chronological age is arguably the strongest risk factor for aging-related death and disease, it is important to distinguish chronological time from biological aging.

One of the most important gods was Chronos, strict clock-time – who would certainly be the god of the leap second – the god of linear, quantifiable chronological time.

The Fraga et al. publication we cite presents data from human twins of many ages, so, many chronological time points are represented in some of these data.

Tardis uses chip space more efficiently than existing memory management schemes because it coordinates cores' memory operations according to "logical time" rather than chronological time.