Sentence examples for differentiate time from inspiring English sources

Then, comprehenders differentiate time frames through tightly linking realities/beliefs and alternatives/desires.

The GT3X + activity monitor will be used to differentiate time spent in light-intensity physical activity and MVPA.

We believe this research illustrates the importance of differentiating time of day for residential and non-residential areas in UHI mitigation efforts and the need to include waste heat in future UHI investigations.

then differentiating    times we have (4.11).

Where applicable, measure and report outcomes separately (for example, differentiate part-time and full-time employment).

Temporal bracketing was used to differentiate three time periods: the initiation period, the developmental period, and the implementation period.

In order to understand the behavior of the SA, one has to differentiate in time the radial diffusionless induction Eq. (4).

This market is growing really fast; I think there will be a lot of room for us to differentiate over time," he continues.

On the one hand, in order to define consciousness and therefore freedom, Bergson proposes to differentiate between time and space, "to un-mix" them, we might say.

At first glance, it's hard to differentiate the time periods in each space as modern and vintage amalgamate, making the pieces feel specific to eras of design while also timeless.

The value ω0 = 10 was chosen to best differentiate the time and periodicity domains for the body acceleration of European shags.