It makes an assembly line of time and cheats us of opportunities for revelation or surprise.
She can trot out nice lines about the long line of time running through this ancient city: "The question 'What is it?' took on, here, an aspect of impertinence; one might only learn what it had successively been".
It's as if somewhere, outside the unforgiving single line of time where statements about what happened must be made, Colin Grant allows an aura of all the unlived possibilities of Christopher's radiant childhood to linger.
Comparatively, in both the case, flat line of time showed an insignificant effect of this factor on the reaction rate in the design space.
And now, in Hollywood, with Herold's magical use of the stick, the line of time keeps drawing forward, from the first historic stick on the wall, to the current sticks in battle with living form.
Intravenous glucose tolerance (Kg, percent per minute) was determined from the inverse slope of the regression line of time (minutes) versus ln glucose (milligrams per deciliter) from minute 8 through minute 19 of the test.
She wanted to see her lines ahead of time.
The line of Times publishers, from Adolph Ochs in 1896 to Arthur Sulzberger Jr. a century later, has run through the men in the family.
Indeed, after spending a few hours discussing the matter with a handful of physicists who are on the front line of time-crystallography, I was still only able to grasp the subject at a relatively rudimentary level.
A second order sliding function and corresponding sliding manifold for discrete time system are defined similar to the lines of continuous time counterpart.
