Sentence examples for time is accepted from inspiring English sources

According to the Leibnizian, this construction of c* may not be permitted at all, since c* may in fact be a maximal linear subset which does not belong to C. The point is that in the Ockhamist semantics, any maximal linear subset of TIME is accepted as a chronicle.

If one sets aside time for a business appointment, a trip to the hairdresser, a social engagement or a shopping expedition, that time is accepted as inviolable.

Work time is defined by ISO1997 as the "period of time, measured from the start of mixing, during which it is possible to manipulate a dental material without an adverse effect on its properties", and set time is accepted as the point at which a polymer network is formed.

Will they face a hard time being accepted?

"Women still have a very hard time being accepted as political leaders, especially in local politics".

An American team ran 3 01.96 in this meet last year, and the time was accepted as an United States record.

So a complex and challenging narrative will have a very hard time being accepted as social truth when it is competing against strong, appealing and highly coherent narrative.

The Maritime Museum, which stands below the Royal Observatory, wants to remind us that Greenwich is "the home of world time" (and has been since Greenwich Mean Time was accepted worldwide in 1884).

In 1971, it seems, the females on the racetrack had a far easier time being accepted in a man's world than their human counterparts had in the workplace and social spheres.

Therefore, the latest data at least 5 min before the recorded time are accepted after the exclusion of invalid data and the data within lane and section-closure intervals in advance.

This was all about appealing to boys and at the same time being accepted by the girls, a very tricky negotiation.