Sentence examples for problem of time and from inspiring English sources

Kilpi was an exponent of the experimental novel; his interest in the problem of time and in the re-creation of the past linked him with such novelists as Marcel Proust and James Joyce.

Some species are new to science and should be described--a problem of time and funding.

The problem of time and frequency synchronization has been widely studied in OFDM [13 17].

One implication of this doctrine is that at every instance each existent is renewed and thus provides a solution to the old problem of time and creation by asserting that the world is created in time, because at each instant all existence is new in time.

Samoa also faces problems of time and place.

The idea of colonial members of Parliament, several times suggested, was never a likely solution because of problems of time and distance and because, from the colonists' point of view, colonial members would not have adequate influence.

On the day after Lemon Drop Kid and other favorites faltered at Belmont Park, the 3-year-old grass star King Cugat overcame several problems of time and pace, caught Mandarin Marsh after a duel down the homestretch and won the Jamaica Handicap by a nose yesterday.

Note that the problems of time and observables afflict the loop approach just as they did the earlier geometrodynamical approach.

The problems of time and cost overruns in China, Finland and now in France at Flamanville are self-made and part of the "esprit de corps" arrogant attitude of the organisation.

Another key learning we had is to have appropriate scoping of the business problem ahead of time and a structured process that involves illuminating both the data and analytics requirements.

"Our technology tries to simulate problems ahead of time and create predictions based on the asks," Savaiano said.