Sentence examples for the structure of time from inspiring English sources

Nowadays meaning postulates are mainly used to express structural properties of the models (for instance the structure of time axis), and to express relations between the meanings of words.

DeLillo's pinpoint prose copes with big themes, like the structure of time and the artist's approach to calamity.

The present study is focused on the structure of time frequency spectrum.

Relativity theory could not be more different, focusing on how the gravity of massive bodies bends the structure of time and space.

The structure of time becomes more coherent, the sense of comparison and trajectory grows more developed, the immersion in things is replaced by the appeal of story.

And because one must never lose sight of that point, there is a perpetual turning back toward it even as the distance from it grows, so that the structure of time is no longer a line but a spiral.

On another level, a parallel can be drawn with Proust, in the effect of the structuring of time over a large scale.

In this, and other research, Marie showed that the experience of regular work was a fundamental human need for most people, not only for eco nomic reasons but also for a personal sense of identity, for social contacts, and for the structuring of time.

Which means Marclay himself is not responsible for his achievement, as the structures of time, video, and the mind exist prior to Marclay's understanding and mastery of those structures.

Yet the structure of class time with students does not usually attend to giving students time to think and talk about biology.

Time studies are often the starting point for determining the structure of working time.