Sentence examples for implications of time from inspiring English sources

A sense of the tragic implications of time and place -- time making meaning transient, a present vision of a place always disappearing into the past -- infuses every scene.

The implications of time will not just affect our personal lives.

This approximation is suitable for modeling the general circulation; however, implications of time delay due to the finite group speed of wave packets should be carefully weighted for simulations of more rapid processes.

Numerical simulations are carried out to determine the implications of time delay in the considered controls, but are restricted to the cases of proportional feedback control and no structural damping.

In this paper, the problem of implications of time delay feedback control of a two-dimensional supersonic lifting surface on the flutter boundary and on its character, that is, benign or catastrophic, is addressed.

The key learning impact areas were to acknowledge the importance, significance and real implications of time, cost, resources etc. Learning was planned and reinforced through a debriefing session, where learners were able to demonstrate additional understanding, particularly with respect to mitigating such issues in future construction projects.

Implications of time-of-use pricing: great for uranium, pretty good for coal and wind, bad for solar.

Here, we present a system to induce cellular immunity and to study the immunological implications of time-delayed dendritic cell (DC) apoptosis and antigen reprocessing in vivo.

Considering these legal implications ahead of time can pave the way for a happy marriage between the soon-to-be billion-dollar gaming industry and VR.

The mechanical and mechanistic implications of dwell time, the feasibility for inferring sustained-load crack growth rates from the dwell time tests, and the usefulness of the superposition model for life-cycle design and management of engineered structures are discussed.

However, they also identified that patients in employment had difficulties attending during surgery hours because of financial implications of taking time off work and they expressed a reluctance to ask patients to take time off work to attend appointments.