Sentence examples for time of cut from inspiring English sources

Of issue for the designer is the variation in characteristics of the grass depending on location of source, time of cut and species.

Invest in tenancy support: Safeguarding the funds to ensure tenancy support is an increasingly important issue, especially at a time of cut backs.

At this, to increase both intervals (delta t_{1}) and (delta t_{2}) and at the same time to maintain their equality, it is necessary to reduce the movement time of cut at the initial section (tau_{2} left( {sigma_{2} } right)) with the simultaneous increase of (Delta t_{text{ss}}).

"If there was a wider debate about the complexity of the current world, you may see a greater willingness to move away from the importance of a cap badge to the importance of the best service we can delivery in a time of cut backs".

When used, all nucleotides were added at the time of cut at 1 mM unless otherwise indicated in the text.

In the Vincristine experiments, this was used at a 0.02- μM final concentration, and the day of treatment was considered time 0. When FK866 and CHS-828 (synthesized at the Babraham Institute by Dr. Jonathan Clark) were used, the appropriate concentration of the drug was applied 16 20 h before cut, at the same time of cut or of Vincristine treatment or at 2 6 h after cut.

This is not a cuts-led agenda but one we are implementing at a time of cuts".

This is not a cuts-led agenda but one we are implementing at a time of cuts". Across the country, politicians are already encouraging staff-led mutuals to split off from the public sector to deliver services.

But he insists these are vital to keep the company going at a time of cut-throat global competition.

And, in this time of cut-backs and sackings and smug two-finger gestures from fat cats, your government has not only agreed to these terms but has dispatched their top banana to Switzerland to plead "pick me, pick me, pick me!" like some giddy floozy on American's Next Top Model.

Last year, just 788,000 days were lost, even at a time of cuts and economic hardship.