Sentence examples for time marks from inspiring English sources

Yet, some of the historical records do not have well-marked time marks, and therefore it is essential to obtain some bulletins for stations and regard delay times of the first arrival times in relation to station distances.

7          Warriors-Cavaliers (10pm, UK time) marks the seventh time that the teams from the previous season's Finals are meeting on Christmas Day the following season.

Julian essays a return across the Atlantic, where Lili, encountering him for the first time, marks him down as a "make-believe exile... playing at fleeing".

The deadline of midnight New York time marks the end of a 30-day grace period after Argentina was blocked from paying a $539m£319m9m) instalment due on its restructured bonds on 30 June.

"I think our ability to collect vast amounts of quantitative physiological data on individuals over time marks the beginning of a transformation in medicine and health," Kevin Hall, who runs a biological-modelling lab at the National Institute of Diabetes and Digestive and Kidney Diseases, said in an e-mail.

Both time marks and signal were recorded simultaneously.

To our knowledge this contribution for the first time marks the functional characterization of an anion-selective biohybrid sensor.

Correct identification of the earthquake to be studied can also be troublesome, which necessitates counting very carefully time marks available on records.