Sentence examples for a designated window from inspiring English sources

Another approach is injury episodes, which include all injuries within a designated window of days (e.g., 90 or 180 days) (Carter and Porell 2011).

The arrangement explains why the day's first semifinal match, Robin Soderling's five-set victory against Francisco Gonzalez, was broadcast in a condensed form, on tape delay, during NBC's designated window of 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. (in all time zones).

One reader had a suggestion of her own for those stranded: "What to do if you don't get your Biblioracle recommendation request in during the designated window?

As shown in Figure 5, analysis of ALSFRS-R scores for Group E subjects exhibits improved outcomes (slope values higher than the presurgical slope at baseline reflect improved or attenuated progression rates during the designated window) beginning within the first month postsurgery, with slopes remaining positive for windows beginning up to 6 months postsurgery.

A further update, formally designated Windows Server 2012 R2 Update, was released in April 2014.

The system can facilitate the use of spaces for temporary facilities during a designated time window to help relieve congestion of operations at site.

Making her Newcastle debut at this Backdrop night, the journalist, producer and party organiser has a designated three-hour window to convert the curious crowds.

I don't have a designated designer.

You must take the credit card you used to buy the tickets online to the theater to pick up paper tickets, either at an automated kiosk or from a designated Will Call box office window designed to eliminate waiting in ticketing lines.

The city's rules would limit each permit-holding protest group to a single 50-minute window along a designated parade route.

Banks have also refused to make loans in town houses that have window bars, even if the building is a designated landmark, when the bars are on the front windows and in rooms that have doors providing safe egress.