Sentence examples for placement in time from inspiring English sources

But unlike the typical nostalgist, who pines for the past partly because of a queasy discomfort with the present, Mr. Chestnut appears comfortable with his placement in time.

Selflessness — literally a divorce from his own spirit — is his illness and that of his placement in time and the world.

Future work would include using more generalized repetition patterns, both varying the amount of repetition per symbol and its placement in time and frequency.

By using calculations derived from, say, the numbers of different-sized pebbles on a shore, Mr. Xenakis could determine the pitches of notes or their placements in time.

You are doing placement in real time".

Using the approach can enable students and mentors to exploit students' learning opportunities, and help students to get the most out of their clinical placement in a time, where that part of the nursing education has been reduced in some countries as e.g. Denmark.

For the temporal study, exclusion of an outlier was determined based on its placement in the time sequence.

In contrast, both incident HD-AVF and PD patients were referred to the nephrologist early and could thus benefit from appropriate vascular and peritoneal access placement in due time.

Niccol inserts deft satirical touches (such as the use of product placement in real-time transmission) and finds ingenious explanations for most of the potential implausibilities, including the fact that in all his 30 years Truman has never ventured away from this little haven of peace, prosperity and pristine clapboard houses - a sort of Knots Landing minus adultery, violence and unemployment.

The results of the significant raising of adoption's profile over the last year will not be seen for another couple of years and we are optimistic that the adoption statistics will increase – not least because the lead-in time from placement to adoption order is considerable, so the recent statistics reflect adoptive placements being made one to two years ago.

Rhythm, in music, the placement of sounds in time.