The car was in true time-warp condition, with cardboard tags, dating to when the car was built, still attached to various wiring harnesses.
I think of this as Greenwich Mean Time syndrome - the belief, that the time in the UK is the true time in the world, that British values and manners are the obvious norm for values and manners everywhere.
In fact, until true time travel becomes possible, Kimberly's act is the closest modern audiences will ever come to seeing Fanny in person.
These factors would effectively have led to measurement error in capturing the true time of onset of symptoms, and the result is likely to have been a bias in our results towards the null.
In this circumstance, the true time from hypotension onset to vasopressor initiation is indeterminate.
Without the one right tilt in true spatial time, there's nothing to see.
Users can collaborate in true real-time, with virtually no delay.
Instead, I got one-word texts like "awsomme" — misspelled every time, in true Benjie fashion.
But so are the benefits of spending real time, in true connection, with the people we love.
Especially in cases where the data are gained from measurements on blood or tissue samples, a relatively high uncertainty in the true measurement time seems to be a natural assumption.
