Sentence examples for time is formed from inspiring English sources

Their theory, as described in the journal Nature, is that when the brain initially experiences a melody, a template of pitch and time is formed that is then used as a basis for comparison when the melody is heard again.

Both scanning electron microscopy and high resolution transmission electron microscopy images show that the topographic structure of the surface layer of the samples deposited with longer time is formed with higher density of graphene sheets with shorter length and fewer graphene layers, in comparison with those with shorter deposition times.

As a result, because higher condensate saturation due to more production time is formed (BU4), the amount of the skin factor is higher and consequently result in more decrease in interlayer cross flow coefficient, (lambda) which is shown in Table 9.

He said the key to lasting a long time is forming good relationships with community members and board members, and having a long-term plan in place that both board members and the superintendent can adhere to.

REM, the most successful US pop group of all time, were formed in Athens, Georgia, in 1980.

The theological mentor is someone who has spent considerable time being formed by God in the same or similar type of ministry, and is thus able to help the student begin integrating their practice with their theological education.

He also reported that when the grazing was regulated, pastures not overstocked, and manure not removed from ground, excellent pasturage should in time be formed.

Threats that could connect with each other in near real-time were forming networks able to outmaneuver the military's more powerful, but much slower, bureaucratic model.

Kant argued to the contrary that space as well as time are forms of "sensible intuition," or the mode in which the mind is affected by sensible objects.

The fact that space and time are forms of possible experience, rather than generalizations derived from experience, explains how the judgments of geometry, for example, can be both empirical (about experience) and knowable a priori.

The contrast with Kant is again important, for while Kant claims that space and time are forms of human intuition, Maimon maintains that space and time are in fact the ways in which humans represent conceptual differences between thoughts.