Sentence examples for a distinct time and from inspiring English sources
Her New York interlude evokes a distinct time and milieu, as well as the depth of the personal friendships that both Bushes forged and inspired.
The lead production designer on the film, Tony Masters, noticed that the world of "2001" eventually became a distinct time and place, with the kind of coherent aesthetic that would merit a sweeping historical label, like "Georgian" or "Victorian".
The paper argues that such intervention is usefully seen as a practice of liminality, a distinct time and space that needs careful management to realise a transformative potential.
In other words, NET aims to provide a distinct time and place for the disorganized, highly emotional memories trauma survivors have of their experiences.
Another limitation is that the majority of the studies analysed here limited the assessment of incident depression to a single follow-up at a distinct time point, and none assessed the onset and offset of depressive episodes; thus these studies provide no insight into the temporal dynamics of the episodes.
It is crucial to understand, however, that every variable is restricted to a distinct time point, and the moment of measurement does not coincide with the moment of analysis.
The present study was therefore designed to fill part of this gap by an interdisciplinary analysis of a population of very well-preserved skeletons from a South German "middle-class" monastery of a distinct time period between 1700 and 1750 AD.
It's a very distinct time and it really ends, and it really now is history -- and that's so startling.
Each bar represents a distinct patient and a distinct time point.
Each set of promoter sequences pertaining to a distinct time profile was analyzed for over- and under-represented transcription factor binding sites using ASAP [ 38] with position weight matrices (PWM) obtained from JASPAR [ 39] or TRANSFAC [ 40].
Thus there is a distinct time gap in PLD accumulation between tumor tissue and side-effect tissues.
