Sentence examples for instants in time from inspiring English sources

Using this approach, we compute several solutions, each one corresponding to one of several instants in time over one period.

Moreover, at certain instants in time, all existing debts may be waived and the servers are reset making a clear restart of the system.

Also, the so-called shock models are appropriate if deterioration is caused due to external shocks occurring at certain instants in time (see, for instance, [4]).

The figures give the repartition of the population at different instants in time: t = 0, t = 0.1, t = 0.5, t = 0.6.

In this experiment, we reproduce the typical immunization process by injecting an immunogenic protein at two subsequent instants in time.

Images recorded at different instants in time are superimposed in a common coordinate system with subpixel accuracy.

The direction chosen for the current is important, however, because the loop equation must consider all the elements at the same instant in time.

The final step is to say that dt isn't just small, but becomes zero, so we are evaluating the speed at an instant in time.

And yet one of his own favored tropes, articulated especially clearly in his story "Good Old Neon" and in his treatise on Georg Cantor, was the infinite divisibility of a single instant in time.

But Tolstoy has the confidence to relay these secret moments of unlove, certain – rightly – that by being true to his weakness in one particular instant in time he will make Levin more real and human without poisoning the instants of time to come, when Levin will show himself more like the man he wants to be.

Hubble's finding provided the empirical justification for the so-called cosmological principle, a term coined by the English mathematician and astrophysicist Edward A. Milne to describe the assumption that at any instant in time the universe is, in the large, homogeneous and isotropic i.e., statistically the same in every place and in every direction.