Sentence examples for any precise time from inspiring English sources

Thus, if the direction of the HGT was from Wolbachia to host it would have occurred at least prior to the species divergence of Ae. aegypti and Ae. mascarensis and indeed the accumulation of the 15 Kb of non-coding DNA between the two genes would likely have required a considerable period of time (although it is not possible to make any precise time estimates from the data available).

Hence all books released at a precise time.

Cervantes does it, as all writers do, in a precise time and space.

The New York Times quotes Jarba as saying: We believe there should be a precise time frame.

"We believe there should be a precise time frame," Mr. Jarba said.

And many of the companies who are the worst offenders see a precise time commitment as an exotic concept.

They did not have a precise time of death, a law enforcement official said, but believed it was on Tuesday.

Centrioles duplicate at a precise time in the cell division cycle, usually close to the start of DNA replication.

It provides businesses with the ability to reach an audience of one, at a precise time.

In acquiring goods and services, individualization wants it at a precise time and place without delay.

Finally, I believe that the law school's program fails strict scrutiny because it is devoid of any reasonably precise time limit on the law school's use of race in admissions.