Sentence examples for Defined timespan from inspiring English sources

The radiogenic heat production represents the amount of thermal energy set free by the decay of radiogenic isotopes in a defined volume in a defined timespan (Clauser 2011b) and thus has to be considered as an additional heat source in the calculation.

It found over 800 objects during its duration, looking at eight different well-defined patches of sky over a four year timespan.

Squeak augmented the model with the abstractions Timespan, Year, Month and Week.

Over the same timespan control reach indicator species remained grazing-tolerant graminoids and forbs.

The average timespan for a manager in England's professional game is currently 13 months.

Our team examined each organization over at least a four-year timespan.

Marlon James's third novel is epic: hefty in grammes, timespan, ambition and structure.

The rate that sea ice is declining is also unprecedented over that timespan.

Petitioners do not challenge the "life-plus-70-years" timespan itself.

These mini sculptures encoded the timespan, regularity, and purpose of their visits to the FabLab.

Petitioners do not challenge the CTEA's "life-plus-70-years" timespan itself.