Sentence examples for to exert time from inspiring English sources
This study investigates the design of a time-based procurement contract when a supplier possesses private information about intrinsic completion time and may choose to exert time reduction effort.
Of the Wnt and BMP families, BMP has been more extensively investigated with regard to OL development, exerting time- and stage-specific effects.
The elements of skilled behaviour are expressed as numerical scores that measure response and error percentages, amplitude and speed of movement, hand or foot pressures exerted, time on target, reaction time, rate of response, and indices of time-sharing activity.
The filament was applied 3 times to the same spot and was bent each time to exert the specific pressure.
Is it time to exert more control over Indian casinos?
Jorge Posada's switch to designated hitter means he will have more time to exert his intense leadership in the dugout — no small thing.
"It's clear that Jiang Zemin has successfully installed many of his people in key positions and he will probably be able to exert influence for some time to come," said a senior editor of a major party newspaper.
Since the club has amply demonstrated that it can't find the gumption to do the right thing of its own accord, it's perhaps time to exert some outside pressure.
In a dispute over the provincial council's legal powers to appoint a governor, Mr. Maliki ordered in the military here — for the second time — to exert his influence.
Discreet changes to the rules governing European finance may in time have profound effects on the tides of capital that wash its shores.On January 1st three new European regulators will begin for the first time to exert centralised control over large swathes of Europe's financial markets—including the City of London, the world's biggest international capital market.
Since changes in these characteristics may take time to exert an effect on trust, we investigate contemporaneous and lagged effects of these variables on trust.
