Sentence examples for references of time from inspiring English sources

According to Alfred McCoy, a history professor at the University of Wisconsin, in Madison, who has written a history of the C.I.A.'s experiments in coercing subjects, the agency learned that "if subjects are confined without light, odors, sound, or any fixed references of time and place, very deep breakdowns can be provoked".

Unlike other related work that rely on a centralized reference of time, our communication platform is enhanced with a low cost, essentially distributed clock synchronization algorithm.

Sustainability is studied and managed over many scales (levels or frames of reference) of time and space and in many contexts of environmental, social and economic organization.

Be reminded that the reference of time consumption shown here is for training a classifier based on the given training set; once a classifier is trained, the testing is very fast that takes almost no time.

Do remember to prepare your references ahead of time for the possibility of inquiries.

Bob also contacted his references ahead of time to make sure they were available and willing, which everyone should do ALWAYS!

And (this is important), ask your references ahead of time if it's OK to list them.

For all its apparently metaphysical exaltation and cosmogonic rhapsody, it's a straightforward recollection of an American childhood, which Malick filters through the distinctive, and widely familiar, cultural references of his time, place, and milieu.

Why? From our point of view (or frame-of-reference), because of time dilation.

The temporal analyses had revealed the speed maximum as a possible critical point of reference to time the reach.

Some preliminary definitions and theorems on time scales can be found in books [3, 4] which are excellent references for calculus of time scales.