Sentence examples for time of one of from inspiring English sources

Suppose N units are randomly placed on a life test; at the first failure time of one of the units, a number of R1 surviving units is randomly withdrawn from the test; at the second failure time, R2 surviving units are selected at random and taken out of the experiment, and so on; finally, at the time of the n t h failure, the remaining R n =N−R1−... −Rn−1−n objects are removed.

But desert sunrises and shifting dunes aside, spring is also the time of one of the few secular festivals held in the kingdom, the Janadriya cultural festival.

One of the year's biggest hits, Pirates of the Caribbean: At World's End, saw the screen time of one of its main characters halved.

Mr. Bush could have researched this himself, but he saw no problem in wasting the time of one of his father's aides.

Few of the budget features were publicized; parents were not notified that the budget called for moving the start time of one of the two middle schools from its current 8 a.m. to 7 30 a.m.

23), reminded me one more time of one of the finest, toughest and most accomplished athletes and sportsmen of the last century, who was embarrassingly overlooked by all of the major top athlete lists.

Tens of thousands of theater goers, for instance, have packed a Broadway musical that is devoted to the life and times of one of this country's founding fathers, yet "Hamilton" does not feature the national anthem.

There's been a change in artistic direction for "Hoopz," the high-profile Disney musical that chronicles the life and times of one of the century's long-playing acts, the Harlem Globetrotters.

It's almost seven years now since the London-based Australian filmmaker Ben Strunin began researching the life and times of one of northern Australia's most compelling characters, Djalu Gurruwiwi.

In addition, the response times of one of these three monkeys provided additional evidence that it used metamnemonic ability.

They were mainly, but not exclusively, citizens of Yugoslavia and at the same time citizens of one of the Yugoslav republics.