Sentence examples for reference to times from inspiring English sources

Until the early seventies anaphoric reference to times and worlds in natural languages was believed to be constrained in precisely the way predicted by the evaluation index approach.

(Penelope, 44) Here, there is not only a "strong bond" but the reference to times of depression makes it clear that for Penelope her dog is undertaking the emotional work involved in chronic illness management.

Her reference to time growing short referred to January, when the Clinton administration steps down.

"Geometry of the Air of Santa Fe No. 14" has the most direct reference to time.

Targeting should be done by reference to time, geographical area or named persons.

Its texture is cinematic; at the same time, breaking the rules, it eschews all reference to time and place.

As Toledo explained to me, he saw himself as making music "for the Internet," where his songs could exist free of backstory, without reference to time, place, or persona.

— Eric de Saintignon, COO, OneWeb, in reference to time between production starts.

It should, however, be noted that Prior also often used tense-operators without any reference to time units.

Traditional computational models for wear do not require a specific reference to time, but creep models do.

Metastable states must have finite lifetime and the definition of state has to include a reference to time.