Sentences with phrase «single moment in time»

At a single moment in time the bishops are united synchronically in one college; and across the ages they are united diachronically to the original twelve apostles and to all the bishops who have come in between and will come in the future.

I don't usually EVER watch that show - no offense Guy - but for one single moment in time I found myself glued to the TV while the latest chef behind the counter divulges his «secret» jerk chicken recipe.

This year, you are shopping at Tiffany's and have the pick of the 9th best item in the store where price is no object for a single moment in time.

The custom - built device keeps samples chilled to — 320 degrees Fahrenheit, making it possible to flash - freeze nematodes or insects and then magnify them enormously to observe their behavior at a single moment in time.

But that's silly, because it was fun... A race photo is ONE SINGLE moment in time and I let one of them steal joy from me.

«A race photo is ONE SINGLE moment in time and I let one of them steal joy from me,» Beal said.

«The easy - to - understand summaries provide a clear view from a management perspective of where the college currently stands, and the direction that curriculum management is heading and quality assurance, at any single moment in time.

If students are free to blaze more individualized paths, it will be difficult to compare their progress with other students» at a single moment in time, much the way research (and current accountability regimes) require.

No Child Left Behind emphasized academic proficiency, test scores from a single moment in time, rather than academic growth.

The last depended on series too, but for Mondrian each series holds a single moment in time, a moment of perceptual instability and glorious variation.

Unlike painting, a performance is tied to a single moment in time, remains elusive and volatile only ever present in photographs or videos as well as the within its conceptualization.

Selski's compositions are tightly rendered and highly detailed, with the compositions evenly portraying elements that contribute with equal force to a singular impression of a single moment in time.

That may be because he belongs so completely to a single moment in time.

Her abstract works explores the relationship between the two and plumbing physiological space to create a single moment in time pulled from an ever - changing world transformed into a singular and private experience for the viewer.

Exploding film conventions, the work can not be viewed from any single perspective or at any single moment in time.

A Minute Ago considers the idea of «a moment» through artistic practice: how do we experience a single moment in time, and how do we process, communicate, and reconstruct it.

If you're keen on comparing information across the reports at a single moment in time (like your birthday or tax day), you may want to order all three reports at once.

Some researchers, including Ximena Arriaga at Purdue University, have suggested that the typical method of measuring a single moment in time may not fully capture the relationship experience; it might be more revealing to look at patterns of change as the relationship develops.

They each share their perspective of restoration after a single moment in time seemingly shatters their life, family, and careers.

No single moment in time.