Sentence examples for leaving a time from inspiring English sources

Today, after the speculative bubbles in the housing market, we are leaving a time of irrational exuberance when many people and financial institutions bet their future on speculative trading, not on genuine economic contribution.

Empirical mode decomposition (EMD) is a method of breaking down a signal without leaving a time domain.

Finally, the laser is fired at time t=T detect, leaving a time difference Δ T ff between the laser trigger pulse and the time T off at which the last high voltage pulse of the decelerator is switched off.

Even with the expansion of electronic publishing, most journals currently retain a dual print/electronic format, and page limits persist, leaving a time lag.

In mouse, evidence for a specific role first came from a Wnt3a hypomorph in which defects in posterior development appeared after segmentation had already started, leaving a time window for analysis (Aulehla et al., 2003).

While receptor down-modulation does occur [ 17, 18], it only happens about 24 hours post infection, leaving a time window that allows further copies of HIV to infect the cell [ 17, 19].

The same studies date diversification of the green lineage to approximately 730 to 700 Mya, respectively, leaving a time-frame of about 200 million years during the early neoproterozoic for such an event to have taken place.

That would leave a time lag of anywhere from nine months to two years.

He'll be here until the customers leave, a time which is anyone's guess at this point.

So did Jack Panos create George Michael, only to leave a time-bomb of neurosis that killed him in the end?

A later sunset time leaves a shorter time between darkness and bedtime for use of lights and appliances.