Sentence examples for historically time from inspiring English sources

Historically, time has been very cruel to the reputations of all but the very best artists.

Historically, time measurements have been based on oscillation frequencies in systems of particles, from the motion of celestial bodies to atomic transitions.

"Historically, time was based on the mean rotation of the Earth relative to celestial bodies and the second was defined in this reference frame," Geoff Chester of the U.S. Naval Observatory stated in the announcement.

"Historically, time was based on the mean rotation of the Earth relative to celestial bodies and the second was defined in this reference frame," Geoff Chester of the US Naval Observatory stated in the announcement.

In effect this corporate system is just another age-old, historically time-worn effort to cement the power of a small group of elites.

Historically, time-consuming and labor-intensive strategies such as cross-adsorbed neutralization assays, immunofluorescence assays, and hemagglutination-inhibition assays have been used to identify orthopoxvirus infections.

"We historically, from time to time, have looked at how we serve clients," he said.

"It's easy to play and it's cheap to play, and it seems that historically every time it's really thrived has been a time of depression".

The weighting can, for example, add new seasonal forecast information in an existing ensemble of historically measured time series that represents climatic uncertainty.

This is a historically bad time in the market, so if I can survive this I'll be pretty proud of myself.

"Historically, every time an American President tried to make an overture to Cuba, Fidel did something to stop it," he said.