Sentence examples for insight of time from inspiring English sources

It may not have the financial clout of Forbes or the investigative insight of Time, but Vogue stands as both a mirror of modern life and a shaper of it.

Authors in [20] had later a similar insight of time slots' density control with the DAZL protocol.

"Melissa was going to give me a little insight of her time with the company.

He's even inspired a piano concerto, "Body Loops," and a quintet that was given its premiere at Lincoln Center last week.. "For students of the humanities, the key neurophysiological insight of our time is that which has been so eloquently expressed by Antonio Damasio," declared Jonathan Bate, a Shakespeare scholar at the University of Liverpool in the Times Literary Supplement last December.

Those of us who hold Darwin's theory of evolution to be the greatest scientific insight of all time know that we can never rest.

He also has the insight of long-time training partner, Urijah Faber, who was the last man to face Frankie, to draw upon.

Next to this, new scientific insights of that time also encouraged a focus on parenting support (Wilbrink-Griffioen 1992).

"De Soto's ideas about how to empower the world's poor represent one of the most significant economic insights of our time," says Bill Clinton, another fan, via e-mail.

The pre-publication history for this paper can be accessed here: http://www.biomedcentral.com/1471-2458/11/514/prepub We thank all the service users, practitioners and researchers who participated in the country workshops and consultation exercises for their valuable insights and generosity of time.

To have a better insight of the delay time reduction, two strategies (Lyapunov optimization algorithm and absorb-at-deadline policy) has been compared.

Lack of clear insight of treatment and time spent at the different EDs, operating theatres or wards is a limitation of our study as well.