Sentence examples for framework of time from inspiring English sources

The reattachment of events, through language, to the framework of time is the ambition of the Proustian and the psychotherapeutic process alike.

A more comprehensive theoretical framework of time management than presented so far would have to involve task content and social influences as well.

"In the event that they are not able to resolve issues with the village within a reasonable framework of time, they have a fiduciary responsibility to pursue alternatives," Mr. Flanagan said, referring to the 27-member board of trustees, some of whom are wealthy seasonal residents.

This paper presents such a framework of time dependent model bias correction for model based reliability analysis.

Under the modeling framework of time encoding machines (TEMs) [15, 16], it has been shown that decoding of stimuli and functional identification of linear receptive fields of simple cells are dual to each other [17].

A unified framework of time domain analysis is proposed, where the transient stability, trajectory sensitivity and SIME analyses are all combined to assess the system's stability and to compute the sensitivity coefficients of the proposed transient stability constraint.

Left to stand, the Ninth Circuit's standard for getting libel cases dismissed before trial would wreck the protective framework of Times v. Sullivan and its progeny.

Allied QLB schemes could prove very useful to solve the corresponding real-time quantum many-body transport problems within the framework of time-dependent density functional theory.

The influence of concrete carbonation and the induced rebars corrosion is then studied in the framework of time-variant reliability analysis.

In the framework of time-dependent geometric scattering theory, we study the existence and completeness of the wave operators for perturbations of the Riemannian metric for the Laplacian on a complete manifold of dimension n.

Such 'interval censoring' can be incorporated within the framework of time-to-event analysis (Lindsey and Ryan [1998]; Zhang and Sun [2010]), but the combination of time-varying covariates (TVC) and an interval-censored outcome is not routinely handled by standard statistical software.