Sentence examples for time encompassing from inspiring English sources

But, gradually, Frei shelved his revolutionary zeal – eventually swinging right over to yet more repression, this time encompassing open massacres of the peasants.

On Nov. 6, 1789, he was appointed bishop of Baltimore a diocese at that time encompassing the entire United States; he was consecrated the following year.

Gaga's references for the saxophone solo was the music of E Street Band and Bruce Springsteen; to her they represented a different genre of music, at the same time encompassing all the different elements of it.

To test this, we excluded the period of time encompassing the first 25 choices following the onset and switch in reward structures from the analysis.

Decisions to disclose evolve over time, encompassing a process beginning with non-disclosure and sometimes ending in forced disclosure Safari: My mother was told but not by me.

Event-related potentials differed significantly between switch and no-switch trials from an early point in time, encompassing at least three distinct effects.

One of the many pleasures here is understanding how the stories intersect and how each, despite the large swaths of time encompassed, reveals only versions of lives.

Not long after the first jump was built, Salisbury started contributing more than its share of stars to the world of Nordic skiing, which at that time encompassed cross-country, jumping and combined events.

The reconnection time encompasses the time interval from the instant of time the CN reconnects until the Reconfiguration Manager receives an acknowledgment informing that the CN completed the execution of the reconfiguration.

This is consistent with the fact that the average repose time (time encompassed between two successive recorded anomalies) is ~ 10 days, with the longest period of thermal rest (~ 300 days) recorded between January and October 2016 (Fig. 5a).

Yet philosophy in Porta's time encompassed a far wider range of topics than it does today, including cosmology, meteorology, and physics; biology and human psychology; and moral philosophy and politics.