Sentence examples for moving of the time from inspiring English sources

The Queen has always had a way with words: her message of comfort for the United States after 9/11, "grief is the price we pay for love", was the most moving of the time.

To this end, we estimated the average baseline values and standard deviations for salivary cortisol, heart rate, average velocity moving, and percent time moving of the observation period.

This measure was expressed as percent time moving of the respective observation periods.

For patients who developed severe hypoglycemia during follow-up, the enrolment was moved to the time of severe hypoglycemia during follow-up.

Stonefly larvae kept moving during most of the observation periods under both treatments, whereas mayfly larvae moved 27% of the time without trout (F1,18=33.1, p<0.001) and 19% of the time when trout were present (F1,18=46.5, p<0.001).

But they moved much of the time behind a scrim in misty lighting by David Ferri.

The prior 6 p.m. host this year was Cenk Uygur, who was moved out of the time slot and who rejected MSNBC's offer of a weekend show last month.

The investigators have not yet established whether the suspect pick-up truck was moving at the time of the explosion (implying a suicide attack), or stationary.

Moving forward the time of diagnosis would thus increase survival through identification at more treatable disease stages [ 13, 14].

In a telling move of the times that we live in, Sean Warren, a high school football player at Pinnacle High School in Phoenix, Arizona, came out in November in a special way by utilizing social media.

"It's important to examine the effects of the move for the time being".