"They are time capsules from the beginnings of our solar system," she says, "and they still contain the first solid matter from that time.
The time delays are usually measured as time differences between the beginnings of the OSSs recorded on different sounding paths.
And so this time we saw the beginnings of a similar crisis.
From the beginnings of computing, enterprise IT has ultimately been about the data.
They take place from the beginnings of World War II to the assassination of Martin Luther King, Jr.
At present, results are limited in time evolution, but reveal the beginnings of the well-known "saw tooth" waveform that occurs in the inviscid case (i.e., Re=∞).
And he compares what Mark Fuhrman did to misery from the, the beginnings of history.
Public acts of ritual often include the recitation of myths of creation or of origin; such recitation transports the worshipper from ordinary time and circumstance back to the beginnings of things.
Four years later, competitors from the Netherlands joined in, sparking the beginnings of an international competition.
Each of us is connected to the beginnings of time and space, energy and matter, to the beginnings of life itself.
