Sentence examples for far beyond the time from inspiring English sources

He said that he was particularly impressed with job training and drug treatment programs, and that even prison officials and workers were adamant that some inmates were being incarcerated far beyond the time necessary.

Michigan Coach Rich Rodriguez said his program has abided by N.C.A.A. rules, despite allegations from anonymous players and former players who said the team practiced far beyond the time allowed.

When the German philosopher Hannah Arendt, in "The Life of the Mind," wrote, "Clichés, stock phrases, adherence to conventional, standardized codes of expression and conduct have the socially recognized function of protecting us against reality," she was writing about Adolf Eichmann, but the sentence is valid far beyond that one case, and far beyond the time to which he belonged.

However, it was noted that the total degradation time for PLLA was 24 months, far beyond the time required for tissue regeneration.

"Actually it went far beyond the time we'd thought because he was so interested in discussing the issues that were before us".

We were interested to know whether a model trained on a static training set can be used for prediction tasks far beyond the time horizon for which it is supposed to be valid.

I believe we are far beyond the times of religious discrimination, something I witnessed on my family outing that was not reflective of the Europe I know.

AS airport security checks and other potential delays stretch the time for a plane trip far beyond the actual time aloft, ground-based alternatives have become increasingly attractive to frequent travelers, especially on shorter trips.

This work contributes clear evidence, in a simple setting, that noise-driven transitions among stable, asynchronous collective network states constitute a viable and robust mechanism for spanning 'behavioral times' far beyond all the time scales of the neural and synaptic dynamics.

When my interest was first drawn to the phenomenon of vaccination for virus diseases in the late 1930s, the state of the art and the science of vaccine design was not far advanced beyond the time of Jenner at the end of the 18th century and of Pasteur a century later.

Prolonging overall time within the normal radiotherapy range has a large sparing effect on early reactions but little sparing effect on late reactions, because the time at which extra dose is required to counteract proliferation in late responding tissues in humans is far beyond the overall time of any normal radiotherapy regimen [ 19].