Sentence examples for correspondent time from inspiring English sources

After specifying all possible scenarios, each of them can be transformed into its correspondent time Petri-nets model.

Right column in figure 7, shows neuron firing histograms with their correspondent time histories.

Right column in figure 6, shows neuron's firings histograms with their correspondent time histories.

*P<0.05, versus the previous time within each group; † P <0.05, versus time 2 within each group; ‡ P <0.05, versus groups A1 and B1 in the correspondent time.

"U.S. News" has just twenty full-time domestic and foreign correspondents; "Time" has seventeen reporters posted in Washington alone.

During World War II, he was a military correspondent for Time and Life.

BRUCE van VOORST Arlington, Va., Sept. 10, 2012 The writer is former senior national security correspondent for Time magazine.

In '46, Mr. Wertenbaker was in N.Y. after a tour of duty abroad as a foreign correspondent for Time, Inc.

"I give Torie credit for opening up this process," said Mark Thompson, the Defense Department correspondent for Time magazine.

Early in her career, she was based in New Delhi as the India-Burma correspondent for Time magazine.

Jared Malsin, a correspondent for Time, tweeted from the scene: "Hundreds of travellers now streaming out of the airport.