Sentence examples for cross of time from inspiring English sources

Together, they represent the cross of time and space: time shown as a vertical beam, space as a horizontal line.

This is partly caused by irregular and long working hours and the crossing of time zones.

Why do they so easily cross barriers of time and race and place to feel close to them?

Jarre credits Air as an act who cross boundaries of time with their particular brand of electronicism, almost, but not quite as much as he does himself!

Le Strat is quick to point out that the surveys give only a cross section of time and, as such, "they only show an association and do not prove a causal relation".

If metamodern work is divisive -- if its crossing of time-honored boundaries infuriates some even as it thrills others -- must we consider it somehow contrary to the collaborative atmosphere or even the specific political advancements metamodernism hopes to provoke?

6.23pm GMT 24 min: Villagra delivers the worst cross of all time.

Initially, we examined the overall patterns with tests including all samples at two cross-sections of time, contemporary and historical, here basing the groupings for the hierarchical model on the cluster of maximum membership probability for each sample (Table 1).

From Table 2, the Cross Tabulation of Time-1 and Time-2 Scores, the PPS % levels are consistently scored the same over the two time periods.

He knows how to make us focus on Leo as he crosses and re-crosses the canvas of time.

We calculated locomotor activity as number of infrared beam cross per unit of time and walking speed as the number of infrared beam cross per unit of time excluding inactive time.