Sentence examples for the threshold of time from inspiring English sources
January begins in the threshold of time formed by the old year dying and the new one being born, in the timeless moment through which time itself becomes renewed.
Despite the diversity of contexts from which the data originated (rural and urban, African and Asian) and some variation in the threshold of time used to classify migration, a relatively regular age structure for migration was found (19).
Increasing the threshold of time spent in MVPA to 3.5 METs caused the association between change in MVPA and change in CCMR to become statistically significant, although the point estimate did not change (increasers vs decreasers: −0.14, 95% CI −0.25, −0.02).
"We are currently on the threshold of a time in which these young men are becoming a volatile social force that will attract the attention of the government.
The threshold of the time interval was identified at 120 s, with the maximum catalytic rate of 117% for the tested concrete.
Furthermore, bystander cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) prolonged the threshold of response time by 1 min (to 7.5 min).
We used classification and regression trees (CARTs) and receiver operating characteristic (ROC) curve analysis to determine the threshold of response time associated with favorable neurological outcomes (Cerebral Performance Category 1 or 2) one month after cardiac arrest.
Multiple variable linear regressions will be undertaken to determine statistically independent predictors of the threshold of delay time.
In the previous CASA system, a constant value is used as the threshold of the time-frequency (T-F) unit's respond energy.
We note here that carrier multiplication, known to occur in similar systems [19], has, in this case, been eliminated by using an excitation photon energy below the threshold of two times the NC band gap.
I find it profoundly disturbing that someone with an impeccably documented thesis about a major fraud didn't act like Redford's Joe Turner and turn up on the threshold of the Times, The Washington Post or Forbes demanding that someone listen to him.
