Sentence examples for erratic time from inspiring English sources

"Men may have biological clocks, but biology is complicated, and those clocks seem to keep erratic time," Raeburn concedes.

The bolded black curve presents the daily averaged speed; it is worth noting that it summarizes the erratic time evolution of this link poorly.

Besides requiring space renewable resources by and large show in some cases (solar energy) cyclical and in other cases (wind power) erratic time dependency in their emergence.

The solar zenith angle χ at AIA and LIV goes as high as 86° in winter compared to 39° in summer; as such it is the controlling influence on the amplitude in winter and may also explain the general erratic time of the appearance of the focus in winter.

Between now and Christmas Eve the post will arrive at increasingly erratic times.

"I've had some erratic times on defense, but I really think that's behind me now.

But the distribution of electricity is very uneven in the city, and Iraqi engineers in charge of repairing the grid say that most of Baghdad gets far less -- and at erratic times.

The nature of biological systems and the challenges inherent in experimentation often result in seemingly erratic time-series behaviour with little apparent structure.

Her behaviour is a little erratic from time to time: she has taken to locking ministry officials in, and out of, their offices, for instance, and screaming at them.

Life at its core is inherently surging forth, at times wild and erratic, at times focused and directed, but always moving.

In fact, Whitmore said she was so bothered by the criticism and by her erratic playing time that she lost all passion for the game until she played in a professional winter league, the National Women's Basketball League, for the past three months.