Sentence examples for interval of something from inspiring English sources

SN: I guess it would be fun to look at the confidence interval of something that clearly worked.

— Chronicle the events of a day, steps in a process or descriptions, at various intervals, of something you're currently doing in the style of Mr. Niemann's New York City marathon post.

Then set the RSS checking interval (Config RSS checking interval) to something reasonable, like once every 60 minutes.

Prof Colin Waters, principal geologist at the British Geological Survey and WGA secretary, said: "Being able to pinpoint an interval of time is saying something about how we have had an incredible impact on the environment of our planet.

"Being able to pinpoint an interval of time is saying something about how we have had an incredible impact on the environment of our planet," Colin Waters, principal geologist at the British Geological Survey and secretary of the Working Group on the Anthropocene, told The Guardian, which published a meaty report on the geologists' argument.

1819), that "I never go to bed without an hour, of half hour's previous reading of something moral, whereon to ruminate in the intervals of sleep".

But he said that he had sensed, in the interval of time between the two calls, that something had changed.

Cry of something.

Think of something else.

Of something, separate, not.

The Cambridge online dictionary definition of inclusion, for instance, is 'to contain something as part of something else, or to make something part of something else'; while the definition of incorporation is 'to include something as part of something larger'.