Sentence examples for earliest number from inspiring English sources

The earliest number detected was thus the temporal marker of the voluntary shift of attention from the letter stream to the numeral stream, which was estimated in the range of 300 to 400 ms. More direct measures of the dynamics of attentional deployment estimate that voluntary shifts take place 150 to 200 ms from the instruction [5], [6].

But how useful are the earliest numbers as indicators of who will win?

After the revisions, revenue for the quarter was $8.7 billion, compared with the earlier number of $9.4 billion.

Gone is an early number in which Diana had a laugh-generating breakdown at a Costco.

"A boy with his complexion's/Gonna meet with some objections," the flummoxed sheriff acknowledges in an early number.

Anyone who has ever seen a musical comedy can sing a verse from an early number in "Guys and Dolls".

An early number, Je t'ai dans la peau, was recorded by Piaf, and became an instant hit throughout the French-speaking world.

But the museum's only other big drip painting is the audacious but awkward early "Number 1A, 1948" (the one with handprints across the top).

That figure came from "someone who looked at the bridge for Thomas – it was a very early number for construction only".

She introduces herself as such on "Hello, Lakisha," an early number on her début record, "Reflections in Real Time," which she self-released on February 29th.

The thumb muscles on their paralyzed sides showed an average of 22 active positions, nearly double the earlier number, Dr. Taub said.