Sentence examples for where one hour from inspiring English sources

To get to an extreme dilation, where one hour corresponds to seven years, you would need such a strong gravitational field that you need to be close to what is called the Schwarzschild radius of the object – essentially the event horizon of a black hole.

We will not repeat here the well-known anecdote of the borrowed book where one hour of carelessness was repaid by three days of steady labour, but pass on to another trait not less characteristic of the future man than the manliness and straightforwardness that on that occasion won for him the esteem of the neighbourhood and proved his early right to the title of "Honest Abe".

But business owners are skeptical that prices will be as low as those at the municipal lot, where one-hour parking costs $1. (About one-third of the spaces in the municipal lot allow 12-hour parking for $4 and are largely used by commuters who do not usually patronize Flushing businesses, Mr. Brent noted).

A similar scene unfolded just months later on a gurney in Arizona, where Joseph Wood took one hour and 58 minutes to die by lethal injection in Arizona.

Fly to Klagenfurt with Ryanair, from where it's one hour and 15 minutes to Nassfeld – the festival is laying on transfers.

The choice of Dgat2 is also supported by an independent RNAi study [ 53] performed by Maier and colleagues (personal communication), where a significant one hour period lengthening was observed in U2OS cells in response to the gene knockdown.

The activity index was set by estimating the amount of scratches on the whole paper made during one hour, where 0 is <40 scratches and 4 is >2000 scratches.

We decided on a schedule where everybody would do one hour of washing up.

Each of the activities was conducted on a separate school visit of approximately one hour, where the PSTs worked with a small group of children in the school playground.

The control condition will contain an interview of up to one hour, where the patient chooses focus based on a list of items (substance use problems; family; friends; work/education; etc).

There is no one hour where an sports fan can say: "I'll sit down and watch the MLS game now".