Sentence examples for The elapse of from inspiring English sources

The elapse of time is often a great judge.

Etemesi says: "Schoolgirls were hiding themselves at home until the elapse of their menstrual periods".

In case of RPO, coating capacitance increased with the elapse of immersion time indicating coating degradation.

Tensile stress is found to play distinctly different roles, namely showing acceleratory or inhibitory effect, with the elapse of aging time and at different temperatures.

"It is extremely troubling that the awards of contracts have been made at virtually the last minute after the elapse of two years from BPW [the state Board of Public Works] in the spring of 2011," Lever wrote.

Brandis said the royal commission could consider and recommend criminal charges, despite the fact legal changes made in 2014 by the Giles government give guards immunity after the elapse of six months after an incident.

Set on a loop, the films are obsessive recordings of the elapsing of time and minute observations of subtle changes in state.

Its contrast is indeed enhanced and more fine details of tissue structure can be distinguished with the elapsing of time.

During this period, participants could indicate the estimated elapse of one second via pressing button 1 on a response pad, using the index finger of their dominant hand.

An intrinsic element in the universe of reverie is the mysterious elapsing of time, and the different temporality of stories, of daily business, of Carroll's imagination, as Gillian Beer explores in a fascinating catalogue essay.

The comparable decay-corrected SA values indicate good accuracy of the measurement even after elapse of two t 1/2 of the radiotracer.