Sentence examples for separate in time from inspiring English sources

The inspection is adaptive because the design and measurement phases are not separate in time, as they usually are.

Since the 1950s, it's been a national project to put as much space as possible between there and here – between writers as separate in time and worldview as Katherine Mansfield and Witi Ihimaera – to the point where, as the NZ poet laureate and distinguished scholar Vincent O'Sullivan wrote in a recent short story.

Since the uplink and the downlink are separate in time or frequency in cellular networks, the voice capacities of both the uplink and the downlink channels can be obtained individually.

The complex reaction of DEG with transition metal cations makes it possible to separate in time the crystal nucleation and growth processes and, thus, to partially control the particles' size and aggregation.

In Everything to Lose, I brought together three events that while separate in time and place, all came together to help form the story.

The idea of matter as primary makes people think of objects as being fundamentally separate in time and space, and not necessarily related to anything.

A clone, after all, is simply an identical twin separated in time.

Moreover, the modes differ also in group velocities and normally they are well separated in time.

In the half-rate case, adjacent spatial samples are separated in time by half a temporal sample.

The 2-7 keV average for the two independent (and separated in time) FI datasets, chips I23 and S2, is 1.00+-0.02.

Two larcenies, separated in time, would not be merged; what legal difference between the two situations here?