Sentence examples similar to one time nature from inspiring English sources
The brief filed on Wednesday questioned the "one-time nature" of the law, which was created for Mrs. Schiavo and was effective for only 15 days.
The one-time nature of the gift is irrelevant to the tax status of the gift.
The short-term (one-time) nature of biosolid application in these experiments may have contributed to the lack of a significant effect on these elements.
The use of a mobile app improves upon the "one-time" nature of some brief interventions by allowing the participant or app user to revisit the app and complete safety actions as frequently as desired and to set reminders for themselves for future actions.
Concentrating economic development and human settlements in the places we already live and moving from an economy built on one time use of nature's resources to renewable resources are the keys to sustainable economic development.
After the war, bricks and gravel from destroyed buildings were collected at this one spot – and with time, nature took over and trees encroached it.
In practice, the potential for matching on personal characteristics is likely to be limited due to the range of pregnancy loss experiences, the finite number of Parent Supporters available at any one time and the caller-driven nature of the 24 h telephone support line.
However, research on human postmortem MS tissue is by its nature confined to one time point, so we turned to a model of demyelination in the mouse to investigate whether this correlation was causal.
Part of the reason is the tiny amount of fuel in a fusion reactor at any one time and part is the temperamental nature of plasma, a boiling gas of ions and electrons.
Further, although BPA is quickly metabolized and excreted from the body [with a half life of about 6 hr (Dekant and Völkel 2008)], the fact that it is found in almost all humans sampled at any one time suggests the ubiquitous and constant nature of BPA exposure (Vandenberg et al. 2010), which is disconcerting in light of the animal and human evidence of health effects.
