Sentence examples for virtue of time from inspiring English sources

Not only are they prophylactically sealed against affront by virtue of time and status in these cathedrals of sanctified art, but they have the figleaves of myth on the one hand – not real people, only gods indulging in the usual revolting ways – and moral content on the other.

And by virtue of time, growth and continued outside investment that date is a lot closer now than it was then.

In this paper, finite-time stabilization of switched linear systems with saturating actuators is discussed by virtue of time domain approach.

A procedure for designing biorthogonal matrix-valued quarternary wave wrap functions in is presented and their characters are researched by virtue of time-frequency analysis method, matrix theory and operator theory.

The answer will surely stay our hands and remind us of the virtues of time and patience.

But the difficulty in selling the virtues of time-consuming train travel is exacerbated by the fact that train fares have become dearer in recent years, and air fares cheaper.During this period [2005-2007] the average UK train fare has increased by £6.85 – a hefty 20.3 per cent, well above the rate of inflation.

Ditto the idea of pitting one show against another by virtue of its time slot.

In other words films tend to streamline the story simply by virtue of their time constraints.

This is quite amazing — it's ­actually a virtue of our time, on one hand, because everything is so fast.

The 22-year-old Ren Segura, better known by her self-selected "Web name," Jackal, is one of the world's elite by virtue of the time of her birth.

Therefore, beat alignment is firstly performed by virtue of dynamic time warping.