He added, "If no one were going to challenge me, I would say 'a test of truth.' If I had to back it up I'd say anyway, 'a test of sincerity' — that there is a moment, an actual time, when you believe something to be true, and you construct a meaning from these moments of conviction".
Herewith, if not an actual time sheet, a plausible one: 0.25 hr.
There is no contradiction in supposing that some possible being at some possible time knows that p is true but never known by an actual being at an actual time.
You wouldn't be wrong in your perception, but you'd be missing out on a priceless opportunity to own Today, an actual time machine -- one that, according to Thrift, "adds about 90 minutes to your day" by pulling you back into the now and slowly altering your perception of how time passes.
Alex has encountered a number of problems for which specialized tool support would be an advantage, for instance a social network analysis tool for support of an actual time line (Tinderbox only supports snapshots of the network).
The ferry may not be an actual time machine, but it is the only way on or off the island.
This is done using function f, which translates the TSC to an actual time value that can be used for fine-grained timekeeping.
Lawyers, at least in my neck of the woods, can rarely be nailed down to an actual time.
He's been too busy dealing with an actual time-sucking phenomenon.
It thus models the indirect measurement method of obtaining the effective source characteristics of an actual time-varying acoustic source such as the intake or exhaust system of an internal combustion engine.
While the jury took two and a half days to reach a verdict, the actual time spent deliberating was just over 21 hours, and at least a third of that was spent hearing rereadings of testimony and the different charges.
