Sentence examples for representative moments from inspiring English sources

Observables like the transport and optical properties should be extracted at representative moments in the simulation.

It was a representative moment in a debate marked by both sharp exchanges and sometimes-jarring moments of levity.

But a more representative moment was when the final showdown between Macbeth and Macduff (Christina Liu) was conducted as a dance-off.

In a mordantly representative moment from one of his stories, a man and a woman are sitting in a restaurant leafing through a decades-old, long-since-defunct literary magazine.

Masha reminds us that this is not Stalin or Brezhnev's Moscow — the trial has been covered in a way that never would have happened in the heart of the Soviet era — but there is no minimizing what a distinctly representative moment this is for Vladimir Putin.

This paper includes a theoretical analysis and performance investigation of representative moment-based watermarking systems.

Again, this is just one representative moment from an hour-plus swim in more of the same.

In this context, Kimmel's presence at the 2017 Oscars can be seen as a representative moment in a different way — not because he's an older white male in the time of Trump but because he stands for something else the country could use right now: some good-spirited unity.

The most representative moment comes when Michael Cera (in a scene that will either make you sad or cringe with embarrassment depending on your level of cynicism) slumps his head down on a desk and asks Abbi Jacobson if she'd just please have a drink with him.

Cerebral blood flow, microcirculation and parameters assessed from the inspiratory hold procedures were measured intermittently, yet at representative sampling moments during the sequential time points and averaged as appropriate.

Hence, the moment obtained by them was also higher and was not truly representative of moment obtained during orthodontics tooth movement.