Sentence examples for define this time from inspiring English sources

But it was the mythologising of Murdoch's own perception of Gallipoli mythologising that would be actively encouraged by Rupert and the rest of the Murdoch clan that would come to define this time.

We missed the barrage of weddings that define this time of year, missed family reunions and the one time in the year we are able to return to our childhood comforts.

–What other significant details defined this time period (economic and social)?

In this paper, we present some additional properties for this operator defined, this time, in the complex plane.

Thus, we defined this time range in order to include the minimal reaction time to a change in the load force applied by subject j, plus a possible delay determined by the fact that the grasping requires a coordination between two subjects and not only between two fingers of the same hand.

The pressure created by defining this time frame actually helped professionals to realise the ambitious goals of the transition programme.

Harvesting started approximately 24 h after the worms were shifted from 17° to 24°C; we defined this time point as day 0 of adulthood.

He joins the ranks of so many others who feel betrayed — by the Bernard Madoffs, the American International Groups and the predatory lenders who have come to define this distrusting time.

We define this expected time as T n. t i → i + 1 = 1 λ S I (12).

After all, who is defining this halcyon/horrific time?

This can be considered the earliest point in time at which new phages are produced in the culture, and we define this as the earliest time at which the number of phages doubles relative to the preceding time point.