Sentence examples for standardize time from inspiring English sources

Technological descendants of the same instruments that first enabled us to tell absolute time, and eventually to standardize time across the globe, now enable us, using interactive media (at least until the power goes out), to track the approach of a hurricane towards our beleaguered city.

We also observed that we were not able to identify the initial short-lived phase of rapid vasodilation in all patients (this does not mean that the neural stimulus was absent, but just difficult to track with this technology), but when present it had already disappeared at 9 min and its analysis was difficult to standardize (time to peak versus maximum peak versus slope).

Second, we did not standardize time spent on verifying the decision.

We excluded drug changes that occurred ≤ 14 days apart in the same participant (n = 283), in order to standardize time with respect to the date of the drug change.

The Internet, however, doesn't need standardized time to function.

Standardizing time helped avoid delays, but it was more than that.

The calculation method has now been standardized; time on the market refers to the period that closes with an agreement to sell.

However, if standardized time was a fiction more or less driven by capitalism, it might be possible that atemporality is a fiction more or less driven by capitalism, as well.

The railroads needed standardized time; as a result, the technology of train travel shaped the way everyone gets up, eats, goes to sleep, calculates age, and, perhaps of no small importance, imagines the world as a whole, ticking reliably, with reliable deviations, according to the beat of one central clock in a physical location.

Naturally, SUVs are varying along the given TRF and are thus prone to variability when not determined at a strictly standardized time.

Fig. 3 (a) Mean annual rainfall amount (mean = 818.9 mm, SD = 144.5 mm) and (b) standardized time series of rainfall for Boulgou Province (1980 to 2012).