Sentence examples similar to branch of time from inspiring English sources

It has been conclusively shown that 3 T shows more (small) inflammatory white and grey matter lesions and offers a better visualisation of smaller arterial branches on time-of-flight and contrast-enhanced MR angiography [ 11– 11].

To give you a little backstory, there are two primary branches of time perception: monochronic and polychronic.

In general, outward deformation of containment along longitudinal orientation occurred on the descending branch of loading time histories and no sign of outward deformation was observed before maximum loading.

A branch of a time-calibrated late Quaternary compound incised valley complex is investigated using high- and very-high-resolution seismic data.

Keller, who has discussed the issue of a WikiLeaks-style branch of the Times before, said that there have indeed been discussions about having the paper "open a drop box of our own".

The CBM of the survival branch of state at time stage is defined as (8).

Against F4, rebounding of the structure was observed at location "A" on the descending branch of loading at time intervals 0.064 and 0.075 s, please see Fig. 8a.

Phylogenetic trees are branching diagrams that illustrate both branching patterns and time; branch lengths have meaning in the sense that longer branches imply longer periods of time (Figure 5).

Here is the y = − 3.5 slice, which gives us an image of the fields in the first waveguide branch as a function of time.

When foraging, it is a typical low energy specialist sitting quietly on a shaded horizontal branch for long periods of time from which it suddenly darts out after passing insects.

Gen Coetzee, who was head of the security police branch at the time of the attack, told the amnesty committee last year that he believed the order to blow up the ANC offices had come from the then president, PW Botha.