Sentence examples for hypothetical time from inspiring English sources
At a press conference that day, Rodolfio Ríos revised what had been his hypothetical time line of the crime.
Dr. Davies recapitulates some fundamental principles of time and relativity and then shows how they could apply to a hypothetical time machine.
The hypothetical time of conscious decision, if it exists, must come before the response and therefore could not be changed by any cue that makes the response seem even later.
For example, a hypothetical time series of harvest volumes can be used to predict what future product storage and emissions would look like under specific alternative forest management and harvest scenarios.
For example, a hypothetical "time" stereotype in a profile, containing duration and delay information, might be applied to events in the workflow in order to annotate the diagram with this data.
For the utility of long-term ECF and of complications from intubation (ETT complications) we used the utilities generated from the hypothetical time tradeoff scenarios.
Here we investigated blink suppression by analyzing fMRI data in a block design and event-related manner, and employed a novel hypothetical time-varying neural response model to detect brain activations associated with the buildup of urge.
Scanning electron micrographs of dendritic protrusions with and without filopodial protrusions aligned in a hypothetical time-line.
Following the notation of Gunnes et al. [ 6], the past history and strict past history of the hypothetical time-continuous response process and covariate processes at time t are written and, respectively.
Underlying processes assumed in the submodels, together with information on each woman's screening history and detection mode, are then used to find probabilities of different tumour sizes at time points of negative screenings and hypothetical times of symptomatic detection (for screening cases).
The results showed that hypothetical high time pressure and unsafe descriptive norm increased drivers' intentions to commit violations, respectively.
