Sentence examples for Fixed timescale from inspiring English sources

One possible outcome of the looming review, which Ritchie said had no fixed timescale and would include input from the players, could be that Lancaster is given another job elsewhere within the RFU system but a new head coach is appointed.

"There is no fixed timescale as securing the services of the right person is the primary objective to give us the best chance of promotion next season".

And while Romanov is open to the prospect of selling the club, Fedotovas says there is no fixed timescale for a transfer of ownership.

Considering previous research results and the possible interference to the user, we chose 20 s as the fixed timescale for each test interval.a.a

In many experiments, instead of this fixed timescale, population doubling is used to measure the evolution of the process (Harley and Goldstein 1980).

Sources close to the Labour leadership say Mr Corbyn agreed to speed up disciplinary procedures, but not to fixed timescales which might leave the party open to legal challenge.

We are used to thinking of the sun as providing compass information because its geographical direction remains essentially fixed over short timescales despite changes in the viewer's position.

The other parameters in the model (the timescales and variability for each timescale) are fixed by the assumption that each timescale contributes equally to the total variance.

No timescale has been fixed for the project, though it would be entirely funded through donations and grants.

While the timescale has been fixed from April 1975, when victorious black-clad Khmer Rouge rebels swept into Phnom Penh, to January 1979, when invading Vietnamese troops seized the city and much of the country, defence lawyers say they intend to place the events of those years in a broader historical context.

At this acceleration voltage, the clusters are fixed in each orientation for timescales on the order of seconds before switching to another orientation.