Sentence examples for of a unique time from inspiring English sources

It bears the stamp of a unique time in literary history.

Along with other psychedelic drugs it fashioned our subculture, became symbolic of a unique time and place.

It's the product of modernism, and it bears the stamp of a unique time in literary history.

It was reflected in what we wore; there was the skinhead thing and then glam rock, people wearing platforms and glitter, blokes at the pit with feather cuts, using aftershave and deodorant in the baths and their dads pillocking them for it... it was part of a unique time.' In South Yorkshire, mention of Kes often elicits anecdotes such as Gary's.

This long period led to great differences in median follow-up from one institution to another (Table 1), which precluded any definition of a unique time of survival update for all patients.

Peter Moore, president of EA Sports: We are capitalizing on a unique time of convergence where hardware innovations (Wii) have introduced gaming to a wide range of "non-traditional" audiences.

By an inverse transformation of coordinates, we also obtain the existence of a unique time-decay solution to the original initial-boundary problem with proper initial data.

We have proved the existence of a unique time-decay solution to the initial-boundary problem (1.2 - 1.4 1.2 - 1.4ing MHD fluids in Lagrangian cofrotating, which, together with the inverse transforMHDion ofluidsdinates, impLagrangianxistencoordinatese-decay solution to the original initial-boundary problem (1.2)-(1.4) whichproper initogethera in (H^{7}(Omega)).

All other issues are secondary to that singular goal and, as such, they're ignoring not only the will of the people, but the needs of the people at a unique time in our history when we need everybody working towards the common good of all.

So the fact that Greenhalgh was able to create such a convincing fake of a royal – from such a unique time period of Egyptian art history – is quite remarkable.

Our findings indicate that many of these regions would not have been detected as candidates for positive selection using traditional frequency spectrum or divergence-based approaches, and that the Neanderthal genome has indeed allowed for the identification of regions experiencing positive selection over a unique time period of the human lineage.