Sentence examples for unique time of from inspiring English sources
One result of Werner's approach to rock classification was that each unique lithology in a succession implied its own unique time of formation during the Noachian flood and a universal distribution.
Peter Moore, president of EA Sports: We are capitalizing on a unique time of convergence where hardware innovations (Wii) have introduced gaming to a wide range of "non-traditional" audiences.
5. Be Thankful: As a teen, even though you feel overworked and annoyed by everyone telling you what to do all the time, you are in a unique time of your life when everything you have is given to you.
This long period led to great differences in median follow-up from one institution to another (Table 1), which precluded any definition of a unique time of survival update for all patients.
Take "The Lord's Supper": Partake as a believer in a unique time of communion in the presence of God when the elements of bread and grape juice (the Body and Blood of the Lord Jesus Christ) are taken in remembrance of Jesus' sacrifice on the Cross (See: Matthew 26:26-29; I Corinthians 10 16, 11 23-25).
"We are living in unique times of unique evil, at war with an enemy of unspeakable brutality, and I have no doubt that now, more than ever, the principle is right despite the chance, tragically, of error," Lord Stevens said in the opinion article on Sunday.
But that was a very unique time for many of us; for Wendy, for me, for Dan Sullivan, who directed Heidi, for the stars -- Joan Allen, Peter Friedman, Boyd Gaines.
So the fact that Greenhalgh was able to create such a convincing fake of a royal – from such a unique time period of Egyptian art history – is quite remarkable.
The trajectory imposes a total order on the transitions of the simulation trajectory that is emphasized by the unique time stamps of the individual transition instances.
We have previously reported results from this unique time series of B-Pb measurements in children [ 2- 4].
During development, genes exhibit unique time windows of expression, and it's possible a change in expression may have been missed or could occur at a future time point.
