Sentence examples for the opposite time from inspiring English sources

Now it means exactly the opposite: time spent working on getting the most and the best in just about every category of existence.

The fundamental claim is that for any observer it is possible to identify experimentally the cause and the effect so that these remain the same even in relation to counter-observers, i.e., observers having the opposite time sense of ours.

A decrease in the OF volume deposited by weaners was observed after trial day 1 (F(3,22) = 3.67, P = 0.028), but the opposite time pattern was seen for the finisher pigs, with a progressive increase in OF volume deposited across the 4 trial days (F 3,22) = 6.19, P = 0.003).

To test for the possibility that misaligned mice have an inverted peak performance time, we trained and tested a separate cohort of mice at the opposite time of day (night, ZT 14).

This will require you to think primarily about times in your life when things seemed to have quality or value and then look rationally at the opposite times when they didn't.

And India, I think because it was on the Indian opposite time zone, it also wasn't competing for that same resource of scalability.

But it turned out to be the opposite: over time, Housing First has saved the government money.

In fact, so opposed are they that one could argue the clock is not a synonym, but the opposite of time.

Actually, the overhead (energy consumption) is the opposite of time accuracy.

And Facebook could benefit from showing it unlocks meaningful offline connections given its recent brand troubles following election interference and calls that it's the opposite of "time well spent".

But on the other hand, it's completely sort of timeless, and it actually if anything focuses your attention on the opposite of time, if that makes any sense," Newson says in the video below.