Sentence examples for a 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.
Follow-up time was defined as the timespan between date of first swab (study entry) and the time-point when the patient definitely left the center (because of death or transfer to another dialysis facility) or the study ended (December 2010).
It comes in a number of currencies and a number of tenors--a tenor is a timespan, overnight, 7 days, 3 months and so on.
A series of alcohol-fueled decisions that he made within an hour timespan will define him for the rest of his life.
('1 2 months', '3 4 months', '5 6 months' and '7 or more months'?)', defined an ordinal variable that was analysed using ordinal logistic regressions to estimate the log-odds of a longer versus a shorter timespan selected.
The explosion of a supernova occurs in a star in a very short timespan of about 100 seconds.
In a longer timespan, the statistics are less current, but are available for all smaller populations.
