Sentence examples for depicted time from inspiring English sources

The solicitous individualism depicted time and time again in myth and media is a consumerist category error.

The arguments have already escalated to the extent that Ms Merkel has been depicted time and again in an SS uniform on the front page of Greek newspapers.

In Figure 8, the sequence of estimated CIRs obtained during packet detection is depicted, where the temporal variations of the four subchannels are clearly shown over the depicted time interval within one packet.

To demonstrate the effect that color has on the mood of an environment, level sketches, such as those of the Arabian or Medieval levels, were recolored to alter the depicted time of day from day to night.

We've seen her depicted time and time again -- Miranda Priestly in "The Devil Wears Prada," Katharine Parker in "Working Girl," Amanda Woodward on "Melrose Place" -- the boss lady who clawed her way to the top and is always ready to undermine other women trying to do the same.

Pairwise comparison of the ROC curves displayed no statistical difference between the area under the curve (AUC) for the sFas and IL-6 values at the depicted time points (day 1, P = 0.694; day 5, P = 0.911).

Western blot analysis of lysates from untreated and treated cells depicted time-dependent increase in the expression of Sin3B and p53 upon bleomycin drug treatment as compared with control cells.

That is, it depicts time on the move, at different rates, in slices of various thickness.

The LSW model is known to correctly depict time dependence of particle number concentration and average particle size, but misrepresents the PSD higher moments.

The title of the film is "The Future"; its subject and its substance is time, and it will be worthwhile to look at how July depicts time, and the distinctive cinematic intelligence she deploys to get at it.

Figure 4 depicts time domain plots of the three outputs of the second-order BSS algorithm.