"govern time" is a usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to refer to the idea of managing or controlling time, or to describe the action of ruling or having authority over time. For example, "Time can be a formidable enemy, but with discipline and careful planning, it can be made to be your ally, and you can learn to govern time."
He should have been disqualified under the complex rule governing time differential, but the organizers and judges bent the rule to allow him to ride the next day.
Muhly also called her "a mistress of structure and of governing time; the listener feels on a journey with a responsible guide", which perhaps pinpoints what is so unique about Newsom.
We use the results of our experiment to structurally estimate the parameters of the decision problem governing time preference, risk aversion, and probability weighting.
Expression of gene orthologs governing time to flower was also analyzed.
There is no consensus in the current guidelines on criteria governing time frames necessary to interrupt antidepressants [ 53], which can create confusion as to the appropriate discontinuation of antidepressants following depressive episodes.
Using a similarity transformation, the governing time-dependent boundary layer equations for the momentum, heat and mass transfer were reduced to a set of ordinary differential equations.
A three-field finite element scheme designed for solving systems of partial differential equations governing time-dependent viscoelastic flows is studied.
The corresponding quasiperiodic solutions of the governing time-periodic delay-differential equations are also identified with some milling experiments in the case of highly intermittent cutting.
A spectral element method is developed for solving the two-dimensional Helmholtz's equation, which is the equation governing time-harmonic acoustic waves.
This chapter focuses on the factors that influence down time and the two main factors that govern down time are mentioned as equipment design and maintenance philosophy.
