Sentence examples for a window in time from inspiring English sources

"This is a window in time that's certainly important in terms of our growth," he added.

"His vowels were stretched out, inflated from within; they expanded until they were all but unrecognizable," Tom Piazza wrote recently about how hard it can be to hear him -- but in the teasing murk of his sound, Piazza said, "he opened a window in time for himself".

A short-time Fourier spectrum may be computed using a window in time centred at a given time instant.

The player manages to locate the Elder Scroll within the ancient Dwemer ruin of Blackreach and uses it to peer through a window in time, when Alduin was first defeated, learning the powerful Dragonrend Shout to combat Alduin.

In cases where information from normal imaging preceding abnormal imaging results was available we were certain of a window in time during which the haemorrhage did occur.

6 8 The SUD was attributed to the 'imprinting hypothesis' and was first published in the BMJ in 1990 by Jacobson et al. 7 The brain, when exposed to a noxe during a window in time before or during birth, could be affected permanently by changing neurotransmitter receptors, synaptogenesis, myelination, proliferation, apoptosis, migration of neuronal cells or by stunting of dendrite growth.

Altogether, the w-window prediction step extracts a window in a time that is proportional to the size of the read.

To reduce the noise and smooth the resulting admittance and absorbance estimates, a filtering approach that uses a window in the time domain was applied.

These can fancy up a window in no time!

The ALERT algorithm works by defining an "ALERT period"—a window of time in a given influenza season when elevated incidence is expected.

Morlet wavelets (discussed in [45]) are complex-valued and are in fact complex exponentials at a central frequency modulated by a Gaussian window in time.