Nearly all the elementary steps in chemical reactions, such as transfers of protons and electrons from one molecule to another, occur in less than a millisecond, and yet, as late as the 1960s, solution reactions with half-times (time in which the reaction is half completed) shorter than a millisecond could not be studied.
And she briskly and authoritatively sketches in the history of these tumultuous times, times in which being on the wrong side, in politics or religion, could mean arrest and execution.
And in the middle of this mundane street scene yesterday morning was a jetliner engine, sitting like a metallic meteor behind the fire-charred house at 414 Beach 128th Street to remind the boy, the woman and everyone else that they live in anxious and sorrowful times, times in which it seems the bluest of skies cannot be trusted.
Agger has written a book called Texting Toward Utopia in which he argues that we live in "the most literary of times" – times in which children and young people harness the expressive power of writing to communicate across long distances and in spite of societal pressures.
30 The first cluster analysis was performed on the five single-task parameters (velocity, frequency, number of steps, gait cycle time, time in double support) which were identical to those retained for dual-task conditions.
(At the same time, a world in which time, being money, becomes a luxury -- sometimes deemed an unaffordable luxury -- will be familiar as well to American salarymen and salarywomen).
§Exposure time: time during which patients were registered in a general practice during the study.
Camp personnel also often mention that the detainees are given 20 minutes of quiet time five times a day in which to pray.
The player may choose to enter a battle with multiple enemies at once by activating a "time-shift" system in which time slows down and they may run up to multiple enemies before commencing the battle.
You gained all this extra time, Geoff thought — extra time in which to be lonely.
