Sentence examples for constitution of time from inspiring English sources

This talk will argue that while there is no temporal logic inherent in technologies, artifacts do play a central role in the constitution of time regimes.

The first standard addressed criteria for the constitution of time periods for device wear.

The responses from respondent firms show a clear change in their network as constitution with passage of time.

The pattern of differentiation in allele frequencies among samples implied relatively stable genetic constitution of populations over time.

"Our founders gave us a process to amend the constitution, should the passage of time change our view.

We are now headed for a profound test of our commitment to the Constitution in time of war: the war on terrorism, as President Bush has proclaimed it.

FOR a document cobbled together during a few hectic days in 1946, in bombed-out Tokyo, Japan's constitution has weathered the test of time.

The breadth and importance of this collection became especially apparent, Ms. Guthrie said, when she came across the original manuscript of "This Land Is Your Land" in a sheaf of papers and was scolded by Mr. Arevalo, now the chief curator of the Guthrie archives, for having a document "up there with the Constitution" unprotected from the wear of time.

Once the ERA is secured and equal pay is protected in the Constitution, we'll have plenty of time to enjoy the luxury of criticizing each other for being too radical or not feminist enough.

a Round-trip time constitution of the traditional stop-and-wait ARQ protocol.

b Round-trip time constitution of the packets pipelining and accumulative acknowledgement strategy.