Sentence examples for intervals made from inspiring English sources
Billions of electrons looping around in one direction were, at discrete intervals, made to cross paths with billions of antielectrons — or positrons — moving the opposite way.
Removing sediment at 1-week, 2-week and 4-week intervals made no difference to the survival of Hormosira germlings.
Based on recent European [ 19] and US guidelines [ 20], we compared the predicted surveillance intervals made with in vivo assessment by digital chromoendoscopy with those made by standard histopathology.
Regarding the female TSFR, all but two selected families showed point estimates above the control, but wider credible intervals made those differences nonsignificant for about half of the selected families (Fig. S1).
The point estimates of the response times were always smaller in the PDA weeks than in the pager weeks, but the wide confidence intervals made all but one comparison non-significant (significant difference in mean response times between pager week 5 and PDA week 4).
If one knows that pain will occur, does taking a painkiller at regular intervals make him or her an addict?
Horizontal stripes of light on the walls in the lobby lounge faded in and out on four-second intervals, making it look as if the walls were breathing softly.
Although the industry has a reputation for innovation, the ruthless pace of chip-making advances, requiring new systems at 18-month intervals, makes engineers leery of trying alternative approaches, he said.
Likewise, though his pacing of the action sequences — in particular, the bid to spirit Vogel out of his clinic and onto a train to the West — is done with clarity and care, the pained and pensive intervals make dreary viewing.
The rocks (mostly of sedimentary origin) that define these time intervals make up the Triassic System, which is broken down into three series: Lower, Middle, and Upper.
However, numerous boreholes and borehole intervals make ore compositing tedious and time-consuming for manual work.
