Sentence examples for of time characterized from inspiring English sources

In the late-20th century, we entered the Information Age, a period of time characterized by the economic shift from a dependence on traditional industry to a dependence on computers and digital information.

Recovery has been generally considered a period of time characterized by an enduring reduction in substance use, improved personal health, and improved social function.

The time horizon is the interval of time characterized by an initial policy concern about a hazard and its eventual regulation through any legally based process.

The developmental period between childhood and adolescence is a particularly vulnerable period of time characterized by, "complex and multiple changes across biological, psychological and interpersonal domains" [ 3].

The purpose of this paper is to examine trends in avoidable hospitalization rates (AHRs) during a period of time characterized by several waves of health sector restructuring and regionalization in British Columbia.

In his opinion, the same distances traversed in equal intervals of time characterize uniform motion.

This short period of time characterizes the slipping of a system and determines the thickness of the layer that is undergoing wear.

It captured a spirit of the time, characterized by commodification, seduction, and political inactivity.

And while the work fits well within the light and space movement of the time, characterized by artists like James Turrell, Deconstruction sent Moses in a different direction.

The Anthropocene marks the arrival of a time characterized as not providing a 'safe operating space for humanity' (Rockstrom et al. 2009).

Condition such as PsA, chronic by definition and with a clinical course most of the time characterized by different clinical findings, needs to be carefully evaluated in a long term period of time.