Sentence examples for time consummation from inspiring English sources

Transfer learning as our results show can give a solution to time consummation of checking data.

It can limit time consummation of multiple domains that caused Big Data, by constructing a co-occurrence matrix.

He still has time for consummation of a love affair he thought had slipped away decades before.

Jesus' parting words, "It is not for you to know times [of the consummation of this age]…but you shall receive power…and you shall be my witnesses…" (Acts 1 7ff), provide a guideline for Luke's theology.

The presence of metal catalyst (Pd) does not only accelerate the etch rate but also creates pyramidal structures within macropores whose diameter increases with etching time till the total consummation and disappearance of the Pd film.

Once upon a time, the intellectual and emotional consummation Hampl seeks through art, through seeing — the ecstatic union between subject and object — would already be hers.

He believed at the time that the likelihood of consummation of a transaction was about 50percentthethe complaint says.

Mr. Obama's resounding endorsement of his one-time rival was the final consummation of a political alliance over a decade in the making, since Mrs. Clinton flew to Chicago in 2004 to raise money for a 42-year-old state senator and discovered a phenom.

In both the French and German systems the time between the contract and its ultimate consummation is markedly shorter than it is in the Anglo-American system.

Guarded even in his most intimate relationships, and wary of overly demanding entanglements, he too seems to have drawn back, time and again, from the moment of consummation (TS Eliot said "his work is incomplete as his experience was").

And if stock prices tank between the time of a deal's announcement and consummation to below 40% of the deal's value, huge tax bills can emerge.