Sentence examples for measuring time in from inspiring English sources

You start measuring time in semesters, not years.

In practice, we made two case studies of using EasyTime by measuring time in two different sporting competitions.

The model is rendered dimensionless by measuring time in units of the mRNA lifetime (assumed equal for all the three genes) and the protein levels in units of their Michaelis constant, i.e., the concentration at which the transcription rate is half its maximal value (also assumed to be equal between all the three genes).

The diffusion approximation is obtained by measuring time in units of N generations and letting N → ∞ under the assumption that s, α, β = O(N−1).

When measuring time in units of σ − 1, the SBD model has only one free dimensionless parameter Γ = D σ − 3 that describes the relative importance of selection and stochastic processes.

Measuring time in mass sporting competitions is, typically, performed with a timing system that consists of a measuring technology and a computer system.

Clocks can measure time in microseconds; clouds drift on in constant change, unmeasurable.

Of course, in an industry that measures time in nanoseconds, fast is a relative term.

But in a culture that measures time in nanoseconds, two years are like a century.

Now I think I'm older and wiser and I know that you cannot measure time in a mechanical way.

Its Cosmonaute Navitimer measures time in fifths of a second and looks like a ruler seen through a kaleidoscope.