Sentence examples for discussed in time from inspiring English sources
His research is discussed in Time Magazine, The New Yorker, Forbes, Wall Street Journal, the Washington Post, BusinessWeek, USA Today, the New York Times, and on National Public Radio.
More details are discussed in "Time complexity and parameter analysis".
The partly frozen spins in the cluster-glass regions (as discussed in Time Dependence of Magnetization) are collinear to the field direction which can cause the appearance of uncompensated spins and the exchange bias effect.
Trending piques curiosity; it's a draw for users who want to engage with others about a topic that is being actively discussed in real time.
He and his work have been discussed in Newsweek, TIME, The New York Times, Scientific American, Rolling Stone, and many other journals.
Extensive notes and a contact summary were completed for each FGD and interview, shared and discussed in real time with the broader study team.
This experiment speaks as well to another matter discussed in The Times — epigenetics.
A zero-sum stopping game for fuzzy rewards is discussed in continuous-time dynamic fuzzy systems.
Similar situations apply in other tests, as nicely discussed in this Times Higher Education review of Gerd Gigerenzer's book "Risk Savvy" using the example of breast cancer*.
I asked Jamieson if this was an example of something much discussed in The Times's newsroom: whether the paper has different journalistic standards for the Web.
As the only woman in the group, Addario had some distinct concerns, which are discussed in the Times piece: "God, I just don't want to be raped," she tells Farrell, after being tied up with her shoelaces.
