Sentence examples for pool of time from inspiring English sources
The phrase "pool of time" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used metaphorically to describe a collection or accumulation of moments or experiences over a period. Example: "In the pool of time, we find memories that shape who we are today."
So even as yet another arts television network heads towards rocky shoals (Ovation just lost the significant access to the pool of Time Warner Cable subscribers), maybe it's time to realize that arts TV may be too expensive to sustain.
Each RNA sample from a treated animal was compared with a pool of time-matched control mRNAs and analyzed in duplicate (dye reversal experiments) on Agilent-011868 (G4130A) rat oligonucleotide microarrays (Agilent Technologies, Palo Alto, CA).
Two cDNA libraries were constructed from the equivalent pools of time points after blood feeding in L. longipalpis midgut tissue from sand flies which had ingested amastigote-infected macrophages in an artificial blood meal (BFi and PBMDi), a more natural presentation of parasites to the blood-feeding sand fly.
By selecting quintuplets from a pool of 20 time points, it is possible to estimate how close the near-optimal design is to the optimal.
Long Island school districts tried to replenish a shallow pool of part-time substitute teachers by boosting daily salaries $6 a day on average over the past year, bringing the mean to $81, a new study shows.
LOS ANGELES — Walt Disney is buying a 30% stake in Web video venture Hulu and will add shows from its ABC network to the Web site's growing pool of prime-time content.
It can work to reflect writing in real-time on separate displays, allowing it to be used for live rough work in a classroom setting, for instance, or as a central pool of real-time meeting notes for a small group.
Based on current market conditions, without their parent's support, it's likely the pool of first-time buyers would be even smaller than it is today.
This would give total cAMP hydrolysis rate of 2.5 mM/min corresponding to a turnover rate of the entire platelet cAMP pool of 625 times per minute.
But the truth is: I've pushed her in the pool dozens of times.
Extraction at later time points (or pooling of some time points) and from higher volumes of plasma should allow us to better quantify these putative metabolites.
