Sentence examples for defining hour from inspiring English sources

In politics, of course, you do not choose your defining hour.

We defined hours from 8.00 a.m. to 5.00 p.m. during weekdays as office hours.

We then define hour-i extraterrestrial solar radiation as: S_i = C cos (theta _i where (C = 1367,hbox {W}/hbox {m}^2) is the solar constant.

Regular defined hours, real guaranteed vacation time, no employment consequences for having a child: these must be fought for and secured.

Surprisingly, there are still many businesses where customer service and support is provided only during certain defined hours, online and offline.

Several authors have studied the difference in outcome between patients admitted during daytime hours as compared with off hours in ICU patients, all in retrospective cohort studies, all defining off hours differently [ 8- 16].

By defining wages, hours, tools, and techniques, they regulated both working conditions and the production process.

Instead, Mrs. Whitman suggested that two state departments develop new regulations defining maximum hours for health care workers.

It may get worse, it may get better, but focusing so heavily on a moment as if it defines an hour, a day, week, month or year, is a pretty fruitless thing to do.

Integer properties that define the hour range of each simulated day.

She said her "only regret" was that "those 15 minutes are now defining four hours of what was really a wonderful, unifying night".