Sentence examples for a time when processes from inspiring English sources

That was a time when processes were heavier in human capital terms more than anything else.

Thus, a succession of quantal moments of time, when processed during meditation, deposits an impression of continuous self-awareness or 'moments of consciousness'.

The attentional source of CB arises when a change is attended at a time when attentional processes are overloaded with many other sources of information to process, leaving insufficient resources for the change to reach consciousness.

So bolting expensive equipment in specific places makes less sense now, he says, especially "at a time when oceanographic processes are undergoing tremendous, rapid, climatic spatial shifts".

Specific focus was directed at age fifty and beyond, as mid-life is a time when aging processes are known to become more prominent.

There was a time when natural processes capable of producing complex biological features were deemed inconceivable, leading to the conclusion that these, like human artifacts, must be the products of intelligent agency (e.g., Paley 1802).

This period of life covers a woman's pregnancy and the first 2 years of her child's postnatal life, a time when the processes of developmental plasticity operate powerfully to influence offspring phenotype and when excessive growth, as determined by crossing of more than 2 centiles is associated with later adiposity in childhood [ 50].

But Record Store Day is an opportunity to remember a time when the process of listening to an album was not only aural, but also visual and even physical, and to confirm that such a time is no more.

"The Sopranos" has become an endorsement of sorts for psychoanalysis at a time when the process is seen by many as outdated, given the current stress on biological theories and drug therapy.

It would have been wiser particularly at a time when the process is moving on, for her to remain silent.' Mowlam makes a point of appearing on unorthodox programmes, arguing that politicians need to reach out to voters who would switch off from a dry current affairs show: her candour and warmth also suit chat shows.

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