Sentence examples for representing time from inspiring English sources

"The pantheon of gods can be seen as allegorical figures representing time and space, creation and destruction," he said.

"It's also about transitions and new beginnings, representing time as one half respects the past and the other one looks into the future," he said.

His many years as a reporter and editor for The Wall Street Journal are evident in the clean, engaging way he tells such back-room tales as his decision to dump the renowned First Amendment lawyer Floyd Abrams (who, in addition to representing Time Inc. and Mr. Cooper, also represented Judith Miller, then a reporter for The Times, in the Wilson affair).

"I always thought music was one of the things I was absolutely worst at but was compelled to try," he said, drawing a small graph on a notebook in front of him, the "x" representing time and the "y" musical ability.

This chapter explains the different capabilities for representing time provided by MARTE.

In representing time, all these languages share a general preference for locating the process by aspect rather than by tense.

We propose a method to build gene regulatory networks (GRN) capable of representing time-delayed regulations.

This is due to the fact that PSWFs are the eigenfunctions of the integral operator representing time-limiting followed by low-passing.

Even though there are various choices for the basis functions that can be used to decompose a given signal, in this paper Gabor logons are chosen for representing time-frequency structure of ERP signals for two major reasons.

Also note that the parameter θ1,i,n, representing time-varying background noise in (4e) is irrelevant in this snapshot formulation, since it cannot be distinguished from the sensor-varying background noise θ2,i,m.

In the US a T-shape made with both hands (representing time-out) has become prevalent and this gesture is also appearing in other countries.