Sentence examples for pattern of times from inspiring English sources

The population desired the normal pattern of times and seasons, so that "seedtime and harvest, cold and heat, summer and winter, day and night, shall not cease" (Genesis 8 22).

Also unclear is the reason for the pattern of times During-implementation, in particular the number of sharp increases and decreases.

From this structure an intricate pattern — of time frames, and levels of fiction — gradually emerges.

In a concession to businesses, bosses will have to agree any proposed pattern of time off and have the right to insist it is confined to a continuous block.

The size of the screen, the pattern of time availability and our "location" in the real world lead to a more single-task orientation than when confronted with the desktop web.

Figure3 shows a pattern of time resource allocation for the use of the available spectrum, i.e., the length fixed transmission opportunity (TXOP), in the CR-UWB system.

Although the precipitation was mainly concentrated between May and September, the SWC and RH were increased from May to October represented the pattern of time lag.

The pattern of time spent on various lab-related activities suggests that working with real instead of simulated data may induce higher levels of motivation.

Time Alignment is about tapping into the natural ability your mind is already using to process the pattern of time.

The string of boats across the harbor called to mind the double helix of a DNA strand, weaving together a millennium of life on Malta's waters, a palpable pattern of time, place and tradition.

This pattern of time dependency was different in AD patients vs. healthy subjects (interaction of time×disease status, p = 0.0025).