Sentence examples for disregards time from inspiring English sources

The first distance, edge distance, disregards time and is instead defined based on distance in G*.

Accordingly, Mr. Bondy disregarded time, place, class and the lifestyle of the Russian gentry in his "Sea Gull".

A test case was also carried out, showing that by disregarding time synchronisation it is impossible to verify real-time dependent PLC functions together with CAPE tools in a reliable way.

For models where we disregarded time spent at home, no significant associations were found between the food environment and VFI.

If I'd thought more like an economist, I'd have known to disregard the time I had already spent queueing.

Golf — with its lavish disregard for time and money — is a symbol of the two men's bourgeois achievement (and of their burden, which is to assume the attitudes and the leisure activities of the white man).

By quite consciously disregarding calendar time, flaunting the unreliability of her memory, and breaking the conventions about what a woman could and couldn't say about her own life and body, Guggenheim produced a piece of modernist prose that exhibited the same daring and originality as the art she loved to collect.

We are going do disregard the time for calculating the p values because it is faster than the error calculation.

This drop in performance is not surprising as these methods are based on the measure u 1 and therefore entirely disregard the time information contained in the syllables.

An example is observed for the support value equal to 0.5% in the PatriciaMine held mining step, disregarding the time of the junction of 2.30 seconds, while the MR-Radix performed this task in only 1 second.

Chopin's music is frequently played with rubato, "the practice in performance of disregarding strict time, 'robbing' some note-values for expressive effect".