Sentence examples for approach time from inspiring English sources

This is a lot to worry about, and unless a writer can approach time travel in the manner of Harry Turtledove — with characters who blandly accept every anomaly — the time traveller himself will end up owning more of the book than the historical figures he has come to rearrange.

It would have been the simplest thing in the world to approach Time, which has more editors than it knows what to do with & arrange a trade, perhaps on the basis of two poets and a pretty stenographer for one editor.

It is time to go back to a whole-of-government approach, time for a taskforce of significant weight and authority to take a measured look at ways to ensure that our young people, particularly from disadvantaged and disaffected communities, continue to grow into good citizens.

"I would say there was a certain 'straighter' feel to the way Tristano and his school played eighth notes," Mr. Wendel, a member of the band Kneebody, wrote in an e-mail message, "and this fits in with how a lot of present-day players approach time".

This procedure makes the univariate approach time- and reagent-consuming.

In this approach, time windows are naturally considered by just checking each route for feasibility and discarding the unfeasible ones.

For improving the sensitivity of the proposed approach, time-domain block averaging and FFT-domain non-coherent integration are investigated as alternative methods.

Here, as an unconventional approach, time-resolved IR TRIRR) spectroscopy on aromatic and anti-aromatic hexaphyrin congeners shed light on excited-singlet-state aromaticity.

Table 1 Overview of study's stages, including purpose, approach and time-line Stage Purpose Approach Time-line 1. Establishment of advisory group and development of methodological approach To guide the methodological approach Members from the advisory group discussed methodology and criteria for prioritisation via Skype and email.

Within this approach, time-evolution of the protein's conformation results from coupling the appearance and dynamics models: (6) (7) where weights constitute the projection of onto the subspace spanned by U, or its state.

In addition to the deterministic modelling approach, time-continuous stochastic modelling [ 24– 26] may deliver further insights into the system behaviour such as the probability of the cells to be in either of the two stable states and the noise-induced switching dynamics between the stable states [ 27, 28].