Sentence examples for Definable period from inspiring English sources
The wrist watch is then activated for a definable period – e.g. an officer's work shift or until manually deactivated".
Taper will also allow you to set time delays for emails, meaning that once you've processed five you can get a respite from email for a user-definable period like 30 minutes, for example, allowing you to be productive, rather than spending all your time managing email.
One advantage of the organic zinc-rich coatings over the inorganic zinc-rich coatings was reported to be a definable cure period based on external temperature and humidity conditions, which allows application of a top layer with confidence that the primer has fully cured (Williams 2012).
If the researcher is fairly confident that the studied exposure is referred to the beginning of the presumed de jure reconstituted follow up window and the individual risk periods are definable, then the analysis is analogous to a retrospective cohort study.
Collaboration was less defined or definable than it became in the 1940's.
We explain how to partially remedy this situation by equipping D/¿ with an o-minimal structure in which any period map is definable.
Thus in set theory, the 'discovery' of a new axiom about real numbers, such as the axiom of definable determinacy, is typically the end process of a long period of working with the candidate axiom and examining its consequences.
By the Ordovician Period (488.3 million to 443.7 million years ago) most modern subclasses were represented by definable ancestors.
Flow cytometry disclosed only 43 viable cells, without any definable pattern.
It has no definable boundaries.
