Sentence examples for of time observed from inspiring English sources

"Our sense of time", observed William James in his 1890 masterwork, "The Principles of Psychology", "seems subject to the law of contrast".When people see their time in terms of money, they often grow stingy with the former to maximise the latter.

It was observed that the O2 permeance of f-MWCNTs MMM slowly and gradually decreased with time compared with the much more significant O2 permeance loss as a function of time observed for the pure PIM-1 composite membrane.

You may have heard about, or practice this special period of time observed by Christians called "Lent".

Lily Rothman of Time observed that, ever since Belle, most of Woolverton's characters have been strong, independent women, namely Nala in The Lion King (1994), Mulan in Mulan (1998), Alice in Tim Burton's Alice in Wonderland (2010) and Maleficent in Maleficent (2014), in turn indirectly paving the way for characters such as Katniss Everdeen in The Hunger Games, and Anna and Elsa in Frozen (2013).

This modelled blue dye accumulation as a function of proportion of time observed feeding.

For example, the length of time observed until injury needs to be considered as well as whether the employee was injured while observed.

"I also spent a lot of time observing prostitutes on the boulevards around Paris.

But the new class will have an advantage: their six weeks of training will include lots of time observing experienced teachers in their classrooms.

But James C. White II, an astronomer and associate professor of physics at Rhodes College in Memphis and the head of the American Astronomical Society's working group on professional-amateur collaboration, said that amateurs have a significant advantage of their own: they actually get to spend a lot of time observing.

After a modest amount of time observing China's economy it becomes clear that the government likes to arrange organized competition in industries it considers strategic.

"It's only a matter of time," observes Yamini Mehta, head of the Indian art department at Christie's auction house, pointing to the inclusion of London-born Bharti Kher, 38, in the Basel, Switzerland art fair this coming spring.