Sentence examples for chapter of time from inspiring English sources
Finally, we project into the future and imagine what it's like if exposed to the ravages of weather and the environment over a vast chapter of time, and seeing it sort of slowly break down but keep fighting back.
The first chapter of Space, Time, and Deity opens with Alexander's proclamation that all the vital problems of philosophy depend on space and time (Alexander 1920i: 35).
As the pages turn ever more quickly, the concluding chapter of his time in north London is approaching the final paragraph and it grows harder to believe in a happy ending.
"It appears to represent a blank page in a chapter of Earth time not seen before," says expedition leader John Ostrom of Yale University.
The 1970s were perhaps the grossest chapter of recorded time, an era wherein the previous decade's flower power rotted on the vine and a politically engaged, protest-minded youth culture dissolved into an atmosphere of distinctly hostile decadence.
I find Gissing so far surprising in that every plot point doesn't quite seem to be telegraphed six chapters ahead of time.
Pop Life deserves to be a hit, though, because it tries so hard to get the genie back into the bottle – to distil, as far as possible, a whole chapter of modern times in which a particular kind of art turned itself into pure commodity.
Garcia's film fleshes out this narrative by introducing an imagined chapter of Jesus's time in the desert.
We assigned a reading ahead of time: Chapter 4 of Jim Collins's "Good to Great," which is titled, "Confront the Brutal Facts (Yet Never Lose Faith)." It tells a story about the grocery chain Kroger, and how its executive team used data-driven decision-making to outpace its competition, the larger retailer A&P.
This chapter discusses the importance of time and introduces a timed model of computation (MoC) that is based on a generalization of the synchronous MoC.
This chapter explores the concepts of time course of nigrostriatal degeneration after chronic MPTP treatment and also discusses the in vivo and ex vivo markers.
