Sentence examples for lapses where from inspiring English sources
So how can the BBC avoid its damaging lapses, where the two get blurred?
Arline Bronzaft said there were many lapses where developers and agencies did not adequately assess noise impact.
"We have a lot of lapses where our offense isn't as fluid as it should be," point guard Raymond Felton said.
Arline Bronzaft, an environmental psychologist who helped draft the city's noise code, said that though the city's code was lauded as one of the country's most progressive, there were too many lapses where developers and agencies did not adequately assess noise impact, or seek the best available remedies.
Finally, in the informant section of the CSI'D', the informant is asked about declining memory in general, and the frequency of six specific and characteristic memory lapses; forgetting where s/he has put things, where things are kept, names of friends, names of family, when s/he last saw informant, and what happened the day before.
But government inspectors have found lapses, even where the most up to date equipment is already in place.
It's not just aging baby boomers who are suffering from memory lapses and "where did I put my keys?" Teens and twenty-somethings are just as afflicted as they confront endless streams of data, information, music, entertainment and chitchat through their ever-expanding warehouse of digital tools.
It was almost as if I was in a time-lapse video, where I was the only constant in a blur of movement – as I stood there stunned, holding those bloody trainers.
I could then watch the whole sagging, creasing, wrinkling, process of life played out before my eyes, like the reverse of time-lapse photography where flowers blossom and grow.
To quantify this phenotype, the positions of centroids of SCVs were determined in time-lapse sequences where images were acquired every min over a 20 min time-course.
The formation of the age-associated deposit was followed in time-lapse movies, where their dynamic maturation process could be followed frame-by-frame.
