Sentence examples for plausible time from inspiring English sources
This still seems a plausible time to consider the idea.
I turned 30 around 2007, which is a plausible time to scratch together to buy a flat.
Mr. McCray's version put the rape at a plausible time, but at an implausible location, saying it happened between the reservoir and the tennis courts, about seven blocks from where the jogger was found.
"The bank is coming more into line with the market, with a sensible recalibration of its projections, which give a more plausible time path for unemployment," David Tinsley, an economist at BNP Paribas, wrote in a note to investors.
The forces of supply and demand are unlikely to improve the economic situation of postdocs in any plausible time period.
They were described using a standardised template, the most prominent actors and factors were commented, together with a rough sketching of a plausible time line.
Wilson deftly interweaves a plausible time-travel thriller with the tender tale of a likable but immature loser who responds to adversity by growing up.
Horizontal black arrows show plausible time-lag taken into account as detailed in a Fig. 3 Accumulated moment deficit and co-seismic moment released due to major earthquakes from 1255 to 2015 along the 400-km-long eastern stretch of the Main Frontal Thrust, between Kathmandu klippe and eastern India/Nepal border (Fig. 4).
In our experience, these very high ratios were associated with clusters of very short duration of 1 or 2 days which are unlikely to relate to plausible time-limited exposures.
In this section, we use synthetic data to demonstrate the advantage of estimating a time-evolving network, and we used data collected from Drosophila to show that our method, KELLER, can estimate a biologically plausible time-evolving network and reveal some interesting properties of the dynamic interactions between genes.
The characters are funny at times, plausible at times, although the sheer niceness of the rent boy makes it hard to worry about him in any crisis, however lurid.
