Sentence examples for time detecting from inspiring English sources

Yet Augustine spent a lot of time detecting and denouncing heresies, and so must any institution which is going to claim a special, privileged, hookup with the divine.

Monitoring means we can see the health of our system in real time, detecting or blocking unusual behaviour that might warn of an attack.

But others who are not facing immediate layoffs said they were having a hard time detecting any major positive shifts in the economy.

We spend too much time detecting new symptoms and debating not the possibility of cure, but the very real chance that their appearance signals a final solution.

This investigation demonstrates that UV vis spectroscopy is powerful for real time detecting the thermal degradation of PLLA during melt extrusion.

Judging by Mr. Chenault's performance as he made the rounds this week of the company's newly leased offices in Parsippany and Short Hills, N.J., those looking for the slightest flinch will have a hard time detecting it.

But he also thought it something that "some diligent observer, if help'd with better microscopes, may in time detect".

Perhaps it started with tweaks that optimized some aspect of diesel performance and then evolved over time: detect this, change that, optimize something else.

The results show that there exist some different controlling mechanisms, which are for the first time detected in this paper.

The house, built in 1999, has an AMX Landmark system that can play different music in different rooms at the same time, detect and announce cars entering the long driveway and control the lights, among other things.

D3 Neediest Cases D8 SCIENCE/HEALTH An Atmosphere, Far Away Astronomers have for the first time detected and made a preliminary chemical study of the atmosphere of a planet beyond the solar system.