Sentence examples for example of the time from inspiring English sources
Some five years ago, we had a good example of the time it takes for a message to be heard.
Talk to a woman about her period and she will probably give you an example of the time her cycle aligned with a friend, partner, colleague or family member.
Founded in Cambridge in 1978, the company was one of a number of small start-ups latching on to the hot new craze for what were then known as microcomputers, and its first product, the Acorn System 1, was a fairly standard example of the time.
A description of the history of aspirin, one of the most cost-effective and widely used drugs in medicine, will be provided as an example of the time and effort that the pharmaceutical industry puts into the development of a successful drug and highlighting the role of market needs and return on investment in for-profit drug development.
Figure 2 shows an example of the time series from the KNK and NATR sites, with reference to the ITRF2008.
Estimates for the hours of labor needed just for the palisade and its regularly placed bastions are an illuminating example of the time required for large structures.
It is a poignant example of the times we live in.
This week's Sunday magazine piece by Max Frankel is the most recent and stunning example of the Times' weird worldview.
Figure S4 provides an additional example of the time-dependent resolution degradation, illustrating the variability of this behavior from area to area on the sample.
Example of the time-spatial distribution of E proportional to the whistler-waves energy density is presented by the level of grey Calculations were carried out for model conditions (26).
