Sentence examples for time of a second from inspiring English sources
By the time of a second visit 15 years later, the Carlyles' offer of "a prophet's chamber" came with the unspoken hope that their instant and fading soul mate would not stay long.
(By the time of a second interview, long after the Wexner show had a positive review in The New Yorker, his opinion had changed. "I was ultimately really happy with the installation," he said.
During the surgical procedure, before the exclusion of tumoral tissue from general circulation and at the same time of a second peripheral vein blood sample, a blood sample was taken from the main tumoral draining vein.
The acquisition and display device were tested at a frequency of 20 cpm, an inspiratory pressure of 20 cmH2O and an inspiratory time of a second, using a ventilator (Vivo 40; Breas Medical) on a first version of the prototype.
Rix was one of the first Australians to paint post-impressionist landscapes, represented by works such as Men in the Market Place, Tangier (1914) and View of Tangier (1914), produced at the time of a second visit to the city.
Two large studies [ 37, 38] indicated that the 'drug survival' time of a second TNF inhibitor is reduced in patients who had received a prior TNF inhibitor agent.
In terms of the computational cost, a two-dimensional third-order GKS flux function takes about six times of the computational time of a second-order GKS flux function.
Adhesiolysis was performed at the time of a second-look procedure with randomization to one of four groups: control, Seprafilm alone, melatonin (a free radical scavenger) alone (1 ml of a 2-mg/ml solution), or a combination of Seprafilm plus melatonin.
The time of a first notification corresponding to a message priority should thus be included in the beacon structure.
UPV uses the concept of measuring time of a first arrival of ultrasonic wave from one side of the specimen to another.
A novel 4PLRPU model based on uncertainty theory is proposed by describing the delivery time of a third party logistics (3PL) provider as an uncertain variable.
