Sentence examples for using a time line from inspiring English sources

Figure 9 summarises the historical development described before using a time line.

The birthing room observation tool was devised using a time line grid with items listed down one side.

TTO utilities were elicited using a time-line and board.

A further useful approach in characterization of episodic disorders such as Bipolar Disorder is the life chart method [ 23] which provides a visual schematic representation of illness using a time-line on which is charted key events, illness episodes and treatments during an individual's life.

We used a time-line of 5-years, and assumed that the teeth adjacent to the abscessed tooth were vital.

Across both experiments we find that using a spatial analogy (for example, a time line) to make multiple alignments, and keeping all unrelated components of the analogy held constant (for example, keep the time line the same length), leads to better understanding of the magnitude of geologic time.

The site's Pioneers area uses an interactive time line to demonstrate the relationship between the arts and high technology.

Hair drug testing can go back months, showing the toxins a person may have used in a time-line fashion.

While Agricola et al. used a time consuming chest count of B-lines to find the linear correlation with EVLW, Volpicelli et al. applied only a dichotomous evaluation based on the positivity of lung ultrasound evaluation for B-lines, without investigating a numeric correlation between the artefacts and EVLW values.

A more sensitive number line task was developed, using a spatially longer time line and numbers farther away from salient boundaries.

Using our time line, this would suggest that sources that predominate during daytime hours are most important.