Sentence examples for time we adopted from inspiring English sources

Perhaps it's time we adopted a similar approach for the national team.

That was something for the military or business, and of course over time we adopted computers and now we couldn't imagine life without them.

All things considered, including open area ratio, which determines the thickness of the grid-patterned PEDOT, transmittance, conductivity, and response time, we adopted grid-patterned gold with line widths of 20 μm and line spaces of 500 μm as an electrode.

At the time we adopted HFCs, we were ignorant about their impact on global warming.

In this time we adopted the Berlin definition as the categorized of ARDS severity.

For comparison of NHANES data across time, we adopted methodology from previous publications by Pirkle et al to define non-smokers as individuals with a serum cotinine concentration ≤10 ng/mL.

Re "The Three-Hour Poll Tax" (editorial, "Making Votes Count" series, Oct. 27), about the waiting-in-line penalty: Clearly it is time we adopt the European system of weekend voting.

Moody Lawrence Key West, Fla., Oct. 29, 2004 To the Editor: Re "The Three-Hour Poll Tax" (editorial, "Making Votes Count" series, Oct. 27), about the waiting-in-line penalty: Clearly it is time we adopt the European system of weekend voting.

Unfortunately, Spinoza thinks, for most of us most of the time, we adopt very limited ways of conceiving objects, resulting in our regularly predicating contingency to the world around us.

In order to present the full-discrete FEM approximation of ((OCP ^{h}), we set (t=t_{i}) in the first formula of (3.2), and in order to approximate derivative in time, we adopt the 1-order backward difference quotient.

Since the synchronization error is independent from the information signal and, at the same time, we adopt two attenuation factors, the power of the information signal can be equivalent to that of the chaotic signal, even much lower.