Sentence examples for mean time and from inspiring English sources

The Getty exhibits a planisphere clock, demonstrating mean time and solar time in cities around the globe, as well as the timing of the tides in northern ports.

A Chrysler I.P.O. will mean time and money.

"I mean, time and time again he's shown what he can do".

(It is always daytime on Al Jazeera, which announces its coming schedule in Mecca time, Greenwich Mean Time and New York time).

Prior to the institutionalization of standard time, clocks were set using local meridians or local mean time, and they varied widely.

Michael explains the temporal distortion that is "Circulus mean time" and asks if Kevin has eaten: "Nah man, I've beaten but not eaten!" he says, brushing his hair away from a Rizla he is about to seal.

There is virtually no bias in estimates of the mean time (the difference between the mean over all simulations of the mean times and the population mean of 10) assuming trials of 100 and 500 patients.

"Whenever you have a system set up to run your business, making any change means time and money".

He is fascinated by the play of time and chance on character, and it is by no means time and chance that always win.

Lesser number of experiments means time and costs are reduced.

To publish anything complicated you need to work with programmers, and this means time and money.