Sentence examples for study moments from inspiring English sources

Following Adorno's study of Beethoven, students will study moments of fracture within the architectural discipline, ultimately asking: what is lateness in space.

"Carlos Franco was a groundskeeper at Santa Monica College where his daughter planned to study;  moments before he died, he left a telephone message for his wife – letting her know they were late and that he loved her.

However, we found a significant correlation between the maternal SAM concentration at the study moment and IGF2 methylation of the child.

The questionnaires providing information on general traits, folic acid use and birth weight filled out by the mother at home were checked for completeness and consistency at the hospital visit during the standardized study moment by the researcher.

In retrospect, this surely ranks as one of those Harvard Business School case-study moments.

"I said I would not tear up," she said, referencing a similar and closely studied moment just before her comeback victory last month in the New Hampshire primary.

In thousands of studies, moment-to-moment, non-judgmental attention has been shown to improve well-being, strengthen relationships, increase focus and attention, and even boost our immune systems.

The present study of behavioural sequences applies autocorrelations of consecutive responses as a means of studying moment-to-moment dynamics in responding.

"They study these moments forensically".

The study includes moments, estimation and applications.

Historians study such moments precisely because they tell us about deep social realities and dynamics.