Sentence examples for momentary version from inspiring English sources

Asendorf and Fach refer to it as both creepy and fun it works as a more ethereal, momentary version of SnakePaint in that it's documenting the people coming and going.

The growing interest in applying the ThyPRO in clinical studies [ 7, 15, 16] and even in daily clinical practice has motivated efforts to develop shorter versions of the instrument as well as versions applicable to ecological momentary assessments.

The 19 items contained within the version we used inquire about varied momentary feelings of respondents, with each being rated on a numeric scale, from 1 to 7, with the values described as "Not at All" (1), "Very Poor," "Poor," "A Little," "Moderately," "Quite a Lot," or "Extremely" (7).

Added to these are Time Shield, which provides momentary protection against incoming bullets and melee attacks, and Time Vision, a version of Batman's detective mode, overlaying your view of the world with key items and objectives.

This isn't the only Ratmansky ballet in which death makes a fleeting appearance: "Russian Seasons" (2006), "Concerto DSCH" (2008) — which implicitly takes place in a similarly idealized version of Stalinist Russia — and the recent "Dumbarton" (new in May) all have their momentary corpses and then their Lazarus-like resurrections, some passed over so quietly you might scarcely notice.

We selected a modified German short version [27] of the original "Profile of Mood States" [28], a standardized psychological test formulated to assess momentary mood states.

Momentary aberration?

This gave declarer momentary hope.

"Fashion is superficial, momentary.

Experience momentary bliss.

A momentary pause.