Sentence examples for in time acquired from inspiring English sources

The second line of development was that of the international Venetian style brought by immigrant Italians; this, however, in time acquired an English idiom.

The "attorneys," authorized by legislation, at first shared the life of the Inns with the "apprentices" in advocacy, who themselves in time acquired the title of barrister.

The Great Northern is long gone — merged into the Burlington Northern almost 40 years ago, and though the mills are still standing, they have long since been converted to other uses, as General Mills moved to the suburbs, and, in time, acquired its rival Pillsbury.

Together with Costache Negruzzi, he printed all of Dimitrie Cantemir's works available at the time, and, in time, acquired his own printing press, which planned to issue the complete editions of Moldavian chronicles, including those of Miron Costin and Grigore Ureche (after many disruptions associated with his political choices, the project was fulfilled in 1852).

Nevertheless, within the limits imposed by the basic restraints governing the controlled population, each individual retains his dignity and, in time, acquires a status that is entitled to respect.

He wrote to "provide maximum possible legal reassurance to the Irish people... I need to be able to come out of our meeting and state, without fear of contradiction, that the legal guarantee... will, in time, acquire full treaty status by way of a protocol". This would have to be attached to a new treaty and new treaties need ratification, by parliament or a referendum.

Although information on the full working history would be preferred over a "snapshot" of an individual's job title at a specific point in time, acquiring such information is often difficult in large cohort studies.

Handal & Lauvås [ 1] noted that the level of competence may shift from the supervisor to the PhD student, as the student in time acquires knowledge superior to that of the supervisor in his/her narrow field.

We are ruled by a government that has, in a very short time, acquired a striking reputation for the crassness of its members' utterances and actions.

The images, playful in their time, acquire a bittersweet aftertaste in retrospect, with each jocular shot tugging at our 21st-century memories of war, persecution and loss.

This article describes a PC-based electrocardiogram software program recently codeveloped by our laboratories that, in real time, acquires, analyzes, and displays QTV in each of the 8 independent channels that constitute the 12-lead conventional electrocardiogram.