Sentence examples for time structuring from inspiring English sources

The two biggest were probably over-burdening the student social workers and not spending enough time structuring how academic input is brought into placement.

Not only are leveraged buyout firms having a hard time raising money from pension managers and other institutional investors -- Kohlberg Kravis hired Merrill Lynch to help court foreign investors for the first time this year -- they are having a rough time structuring the buyouts themselves.

"Covered California has spent a lot of time structuring a marketplace that's best for consumers," the exchange's executive director, Peter Lee, told the board before it voted on Thursday.

If you do not understand what drives them (their interests), you will have a hard time structuring a viable agreement, and you will not know how much leverage you have in dealing with them.

Bungie, talking about their development of Halo, famously described the core gameplay as built on "30 seconds of fun," a familiar gameplay loop repeated over time, structuring the design, an idea that's not that different in ethos than, say, the repeated verse-chorus-verse structure of a pop song.

This challenge is met using a combination of initial condition design and time structuring, which allows independent control of the interfacial temperature gradient for the extent of the solidification process.

At this time, structured aurora north of the expansive phase arc brightened once more and definitively.

At the same time, structured interviews may bias the prevalence of depression because these interviews were not designed for people with autism.

However, natural populations are most of the time structured into geographically or genetically partially isolated populations [ 19].

It was kinship ties which in former times structured formal sharing arrangements.

Depth structures as shown in Fig. 15 have similar structural patterns and trends as that of time structures (Fig. 14).