Sentence examples for standards of time from inspiring English sources

Runners need to lower their standards of time, pace and distance".

The trip was 54.5km, extremely long by the standards of time trialling and nearly 10km further than any of those staged in this year's Giro or Tour de France.

For example, modern standards of time and frequency are based on measurements of transition frequencies in atomic cesium (see atomic clock), and the definition of the metre as a unit of length is now related to frequency measurements through the velocity of light.

Rather literature is the way man envisions and embodies himself, act and spirit, incident and system, in the only mode of self-recognition available to us that keeps the subject essentially alive while impressing upon him standards of time and judgment.

(3) Keep to maintain all sample points according the standards of time and accuracy.

Melo et al. (2011) defines efficiency and doing thing or task right (i.e. the task is completed meeting all the standards of time, quality, etc)., even if it is not important to the job.

In 1879 the Standardbred horse was established in the United States, based on a standard of time performance 2 minutes 30 seconds for one mile.

The research has also led to the construction of extremely precise clocks that could become the future basis for a new standard of time, with more than hundred-fold greater precision than present-day caesium clocks.

This serves to correct for inequalities in the commonly adopted standard of time, the solar day, which most people mistakenly believe to be uniform.

It will be immortalized for the standard of time.

The observational time motion study can be considered as the 'gold standard' of time measurement [[ 21], p. 374].