Sentence examples for time has attained from inspiring English sources

Although there was not found significant difference in total braking time between each of three phases in any driving speed condition, we found out that the total braking time has attained the preoperative level at the driving speed 50 and 70 km/hr but not at the driving speed 90 km/hr.

Million people in all cultures and at all times have attained enlightenment.

Its growth to 18.4percentt of worldwide market share during the quarter represents the first time a competitor has attained this level of share since the original launch of the iPad".

In recent years, conflicts have emerged almost every time a Chinese national has attained international renown.

The results showed that the total braking time at 4 week postoperative has attained the preoperative level at the driving speed 50 and 70 km/hr but not at the driving speed 90 km/hr.

These landform changes are initially time-indicative, and unless morphogenesis has attained a dynamic equilibrium phase, the partially altered relict features may permit reconstruction of the events of landform evolution.

One reason for presenting the data in this way is that the emphasis is now on what a young person has attained by the time they leave school rather than how many qualifications they have at particular stages.

As Moss noted, " 'Ship of Fools' differs from her extraordinary stories and novellas in that it lacks a particular magic she has attained so many times on a smaller scale.

In my past month based in Seoul, these and other amenities – the well-maintained restrooms in those stations; the Wi-Fi-equipped coffee shops where none need worry about the safety of their laptop; the other 24-hour businesses of every imaginable kind – have at times made me believe that South Korea has attained a new high watermark of urban civilisation.

In fact, it's quite often the case in Silicon Valley, despite the mythic status the 'founder story' has attained there in recent times.

The service has attained mass popularity without much time to develop an organic users' culture.