Sentence examples for into a single time from inspiring English sources
A selection of popular ghouls has been rounded up and herded sheepishly into a single time frame.
The signal amplitude is converted to time using the standard Wilkinson technique and then combined with its time of arrival into a single time trace.
Cells remodeled the ECM to produce a relaxation time constant on the order of 7000 s, and to merge relaxation finite time constants in the 0.5 2 s range into a single time content in the 1 s range.
Generalized linear mixed-effects models can be used to combine bottom trawl data from multiple vessels, each with a different fishing power, into a single time series of relative abundance.
Where a medicine was prescribed in more than one form, the data were aggregated into a single time series.
To evaluate the efficacy of our method, we generated simulated data from three different Bayesian network structures and interleaved the data points into a single time series.
Yet as Horner would also write, the present period is in fact one typified by the "metaModern" [sic], in which "transitional time-space" offers both educators and students of the literary arts alike an opportunity to put into conversation in a single time and space very different approaches to the Real.
In the JThreshold simulations, all liquid water is converted into ice over a single time step once the threshold temperature is reached.
Because the change of the AG C/T-typeserines of a SSD unit would require five sequential single basepair changes to become a KSD, it is reasonable to conclude that this motif was probably introduced a single time into the repeat domain and then duplicated along with portions of the SSD repeat by slip replication and/or recombination events.
Ms. Osborne smiled, but pushed Mr. Langsner off and broke into a single-time tap dance step.
In generating a composite tree-ring δ18O record from this ensemble, we arithmetically averaged the 16 individual δ18O time series into a single δ18O time series spanning 1190 2007 AD (Fig. 2e).
