Sentence examples for times which do from inspiring English sources

Also, we show that fraction collection times, which do not divide the GnRH pulse period evenly, lead to irregularities in the data.

The localization at different energy states allows for these charges to have wide Gaussian distribution of relaxation times which do not give any maxima.

Positive increments from the baseline to the percent perturbations lead to decrease in residence times which do not conform with the estimates from the LOICZ model as well as the direct field observations; the positive increases to salinity are hence deemed improbable.

One might also add that Casburn was calling the News of the World (a paper that commonly paid for stories) and not the Times, which does not.

One target was The New York Times, which did not review Mr. Stegner's Pulitzer Prize-winning 1971 novel, "Angle of Repose".

The Times, which did not provide guidance for the quarter, said it expected per-share earnings to rise "in the low- to mid-single digits" for the year.

Meanwhile, David Coats, Associate Director at the Work Foundation in London, told Forbes.com that productivity was rising in Europe despite the EU rules to reduce working times, which didn't mean the environment was less business friendly.

Wipeout was suggested several times, which doesn't surprise me in the slightest.

They also discussed a possible White House job for Harris, according to the Times, which didn't happen.

At first, all he found were the coarse electric sharpening machines popular at the time, which do little more than ruin a good knife.

Both Twitter and socialist realism are innocent expressions of the ideology of the time, which don't pull back and show the wider thing they are part of.