Sentence examples for looking at time from inspiring English sources

Looking into the eyes of Rembrandt's Self-Portrait at the Age of 63, I am looking at time itself: the time he has lived, and the time since he lived.

By looking at time scales that last several orders of magnitude longer than today's simulations, the Anton team is hoping to discover new kinds of biological processes that would not otherwise be observable.

It is a study explicitly looking at time trends, not static figures, and it once again finds that comparing 2003 with 1998, the UK still had fairly high rates of avoidable mortality, but these were falling faster than in all but one of the other 18 industrialised countries they examined.

Those who have demonstrated the positive effect of contrast enhancement have usually used dynamic imaging looking at time intensity curves.

We propose Temporal Design as a shift from pace, direction, and subjective experience towards looking at time as emerging out of relations between cultural, social, economic and political forces.

What it does do (or aims to do, anyway) is force to us step back and stop looking at time in terms as fine-grained as minutes and hours and days.

Woodcraft said that they were also no longer looking at time-bound projects, and instead intend to continue working on issues until they have delivered systemic change.

The part of the mark that exists — looking at times like a phase of the moon — must be extrapolated.

This paper investigates different types of innovations (from radical to incremental) in the pharmaceutical industry by studying bibliometric data of drugs approved by the United States Food and Drug Administration FDAA), looking at time-to-market aspects, knowledge sources of these innovations, and protection strategies.

So don't look at time shares as an investment.

It totally changed the way I looked at time, gender, race, sanity, utopia and dystopia.