Sentence examples for defective time from inspiring English sources

"What if God created the cat in his image," a woman asks in "Je T'Aime, Je T'Aime," a surrealistic, melancholic drama about a man who, after failing to kill himself, is continuously returned, via a defective time machine, to discontinuous moments in his past, including, finally, his attempted suicide.

The buyer's rights are usually excluded if he knew of the seller's defective title at the time of contracting or if he became aware of it at some later time but nevertheless accepted the goods.

In Pynchon's previous novel, Against the Day (2006), a character, relaxing at an anarchist day spa, asks: "What are any of these 'utopian dreams' of ours but defective forms of time travel?" and Inherent Vice picks up where that question leaves off and plays games with time.

"We have no evidence, in fact we have evidence to the contrary, that this inflater was defective at the time of the accident".

Thrombocytopathy, any of several blood disorders characterized by dysfunctional platelets (thrombocytes), which result in prolonged bleeding time, defective clot formation, and a tendency to hemorrhage.

We have also shown that serotonin mutants are very defective in their time allocation.

If BM egress of developing B cells is defective then their time of residence in the BM might be increased.

They also report, for the first time, defective long bone formation in Fgfr2C342Y animals.

At the same time, defective TCR signalling also attenuates positive selection, reducing the peripheral T-cell pool compared with wild-type mice.

Conventional tactile measurement systems are highly accurate (up to1 μm), but the test is time-consuming, laborious, and at times defective.

On that day the number of nylons returned to Macy's as defective was three times as great as usual.