Sentence examples for category of time from inspiring English sources

For example, definitions for the concept of speed or for the category of time lapse photography can be rendered more easily in visual sequences than in still images or words.

If the cause is due to motion, the category of time results.

Note that this argumentation does not address the category of time as a domain of change.

His new categories utilized some of the basic principles of traditional mechanics, to which he added the category of time and so emphasized acceleration.

Moving from Moscow to Siberia to New York, and traveling form the 1920s to the 1960s to the 1990's, Ssorin-Chaikov takes readers beyond a simple global history or cross-temporal comparison, instead using these two figures to enact an ethnographic study of the very category of time that we use to bridge different historical contexts.

†p value comparing adult and pediatric isolates for each category of time after admission, χ test.

Table 8 indicates statistically significant differences only for the category of time-related criteria, for which hub and spoke networks have a higher mean score.

In our discussion, we considered time-frequency representations (like Wigner-Ville and its variants, short-time frequency transform (STFT)) and techniques based on EMD and wavelets under the category of time-frequency methods.

If people have an intuitive knowledge of categories of time and space, as Kant believed, then these must be universal.

Colours summarize 3 different categories of time to death: light grey ≥16 h, dark grey 7 h to 14 h, black ≤6 h.

Colours summarize 3 different categories of time to death: light grey ≥24 h, dark grey 16 h to 23 h, black ≤12 h.