Sentence examples for a cross section of time from inspiring English sources

Le Strat is quick to point out that the surveys give only a cross section of time and, as such, "they only show an association and do not prove a causal relation".

Figure 2 shows a cross section of real-time industrial accident occurrences.

The beam was simply supported with a cross section of (0.12 times 0.24) m with a total length of 3.9 m and a distance between the supports of 3.7 m.

Mr. Miller's original idea was a yearlong shopping spree during which he and Mr. Garrells would amass, in his words, "a cross section of a moment in time" as reflected in drawing.

Panel Data techniques refer to the pooling of observations on a cross section of industries over several time periods.

The current belief is that a steadily rising rate of HPV-associated malignancies is driving the incidence of OPSCC, but the majority of studies solely examine a cross section of individuals at one time and a single location in the United States.

At the 75th Whitney Biennial, organizers Francesco Bonami and Gary Carrion-Murayari selected a cross section of contemporary art that explored time as a "two-way telescope".

The volume of water flowing in a channel is measured as a function of volume through a cross section of a stream per unit time.

Examining the relationship on a cross section of subjects within a narrow range of time at the end of pregnancy when most biometric values are stabilizing will make the identification of a trend difficult and will likely require a substantial number of cases.

Well, some regret anyway, as he eliminates a cross section of the population of the Pacific Standard Time zone.

This article will present new estimates of public and private spending on education and health for children for a cross section of countries, considering only expenditures and not time costs.