Sentence examples for of new time from inspiring English sources

After the arrival of new time slot, the BS executes a round of SIC where it first resolves the collision-free packets from the stored and current received signals.

The addition of the new parental controls is part of Apple's larger focus on digital wellness, which includes the arrival of new time management features for adults, as well, arriving in iOS 12.

Because the dynamics change as a result of new time scales being present, a wide array of new experiments become possible to probe diffusion, binding, and photophysical dynamics in bulk studies that were previously unobservable.

Yevgenia Albats, the editor of New Times magazine, noted that his new apology effectively disavowed his earlier interview with Izvestia.

"But there are rules," said Yevgeniya Albats, the editor in chief of New Times, a magazine strongly critical of the Kremlin.

I worked at The Arizona Republic, and eventually I got a job as editor of New Times, a weekly in Phoenix.

Earlier he was film critic for The New York Post and film critic and senior editor of New Times magazine.

The in-your-face, libertarian-leaning approach of New Times was perfect for Phoenix, just as Mr. Brugmann's old-school leftism was a fit for San Francisco.

Here were the ideas of New Times – indeed, the whole project pursued by MT over the previous 12 years – in the form of programmatic politics.

"Frankie Fitzgerald called me to come over one night," recalled Kevin Buckley, who had been a correspondent in Vietnam for Newsweek and was then the editor of New Times.

Most of the consolidation of once locally owned alternative press outlets has been the handiwork of New Times of Phoenix, Ariz., which took the name of Village Voice Media in 2005 after merging with that company.