Sentence examples for Specific point in time from inspiring English sources

absolute adj. 1. (of a time) representing a specific point in time.

"Instead, there is a range of interest rates being charged at a specific point in time for a specific price".

Many surveys estimate the characteristics of a population at a specific point in time.

remote tags: These are snapshots of the state of development taken at a specific point in time.

The output of each micro-state corresponds to the values of the monitored variables at a specific point in time.

Finance director Vijay Vaghela said that the deficit is measured at a specific point in time and was £30m lower at the end of February 2012.

The shifting regulatory landscape makes it challenging to estimate the level of control at the specific point in time when site-level measurements were made (October 2013).

Such a myopic approach is a sign of our times: we want big projects that can be "unveiled" to spectators at a specific point in time.

The correlator passes its perfectly timed light down the corridor to a second refrigerated room which then compares signals from each antenna at each specific point in time.

The purpose of the plan is to help the student meet the School of the Arts SAPP standards by a specific point in time.

They say traditional pen testing is "limited" and "reflects a specific point-in-time".