Sentence examples for besides time from inspiring English sources
"besides time" is a correct and usable part of a sentence in written English
It can be used to indicate that something is in addition to or apart from time. Example 1: Besides time, the project also requires a significant financial investment. Example 2: Besides time, there are also other factors that contribute to a person's overall success in life.
Is anything lost besides time?
It should be pointed out that many other factors besides time delay can influence a worm propagation system in a real network environment.
Christensen 1993 argues that this is the most economical response to our problem since it posits nothing besides time as the common cause of the asymmetries, and we already believe in time.
We have consider the unsteady flow of a viscous fluid in a tube in which, besides time as one of the dependent variable, the velocity field is a function of only one space coordinate.
When multiple antennas are equipped at both base stations (BSs) and mobile stations (MSs), the space dimension can be exploited for scheduling multi-user transmission besides time and frequency dimension.
So besides Time's Up, what should we be seeing?
This enables to filter the time-time plane besides time-frequency plane [80].
Recently, besides time-consuming and labor-intensive experimental methods, the development of computational approaches has also promoted the discovery of the proteolytic cleavage sites [16], [19] [22].
Besides time-varying wireless channel states and the limited availability of resources, unique characteristics of video packets such as the packet priority and stringent playback deadline are also considered in our proposed packet scheduling and RB assignment scheme.
Besides time-inconsistent preferences, under the imperfectly rational model, individuals may also "misperceive probabilities of harms following from their current behaviours, have cognitive difficulties in forming probabilities or learning from the experiences of others, and/or have imperfect information about their own probabilities of becoming addicted" (Sloan and Wang 2008, p.1778).
Besides time-consuming fine mapping, candidate genes can also be selected by combining QTL results with other data such as transcriptomics.
