Sentence examples for elongated time from inspiring English sources

Instead of feeling that time is recommencing, refreshed, it feels as if we have somehow elongated time, stretched it out from some point in the past.

Both appreciate beauty in Proustian moments of elongated time.

Multiple-generation product lines require carefully planned strategies in order to reap the benefits of utilizing technology assets and resources efficiently over an elongated time span.

President Bush, the ultimate conviction politician, showed that his elongated time as a lame duck president with the lowest ratings in history has given him a chance to reflect on his contributions to the world.

Practice not reacting to situations instantly, holding back and "being" without speaking or doing for an elongated time.

This indicates that the growth rate can remain for a certain time then it decreases with elongated time.

Broadcasting three or four games nationally at staggered start times elongated viewing times and increased ratings.

Under the optimized temperature of 140 °C, high-quality CdSe/ZnS NCs could only be formed with fairly short residence time, and the elongated residence time over 10 s resulted in wide FWHM of PL.

By squabbling with allies over tariffs, and by invoking national security as the rationale, Trump has weakened relations and perhaps elongated the time it will take to resolve differences.

Supplementing the culture medium with human insulin-like growth factor-I (IGF-I) and Pluronic F-68, as well as a nutrient rich additive for fed-batch, resulted in improved cell growth correlating with a 7 day elongated process time and a 4.5 fold higher product titer.

The reduction in condensate recovery is owed to losing condensate to the formation, resulting from the elongated residence time of condensate.