Sentence examples for the continuum of time from inspiring English sources

We are small dots in the continuum of time".

The symbiosis between past and present, the continuum of time, is never more pronounced than in Indigenous Australia.

Their latest piece has been described as a meditation on the continuum of time, an apt view of much of their dance.

He discusses his fetishistic rituals in connection with Aristotle's distinction between the continuum of time and the individual moments by which we experience the present.

There are also Kewpie dolls and Ninja Turtles, giving a sense of the continuum of time as well as a reminder that kitsch is part of every era.

Eiko and Koma, the Japanese avant-gardists, win the runner-up best-title award for "When Nights Were Dark," their 25th-anniversary meditation on the continuum of time (Nov. 29-Dec. 3).

When reproduction is continuous, as it is in C. elegans populations, the continua of time t and age x can be divided into discrete intervals of arbitrary length, thus approximating a continuous-time model to any desired degree of accuracy by a discrete age-class model ([ 31]: p. 14).

A model to all stargazers, old and new, Vermeer's scientist reaches beyond the globe at hand into the mysterious continuum of time and space, charting, measuring, counting, categorizing, naming, recording.

He meant the irreversible continuum of time that flowed through him, the pulse of his life approaching his death within the vastness of infinity.

While there is a recent RAND publication describing an outpatient implicit review instrument [ 27], there are no peer-reviewed published reliability studies of instruments used outside of the hospital setting and no structured implicit review instruments designed to measure quality across the continuum of care (over time and including inpatient and outpatient care).

But this four-dimensional continuum seemed to resolve itself into the three-dimensional continuum of space and the one-dimensional continuum of time.