The phrase "a given span of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a specific duration or range of time, space, or other measurable quantities.
Example: "The project must be completed within a given span of six months to meet the deadline."
Alternatives: "a specified period of" or "a defined range of".
Networks are typically evaluated according to two criteria: Delay is one of them, and throughput — the total amount of data that the network can handle in a given span of time — is the other.
But this means more numerical operations must be carried out over a given span of time, and this increases the round-off error for a given precision of the numbers being carried in the calculation.
The theory gives only the probabilities for a decay (or a number of decays) to happen within a given span of time.
There may be some imperfections in the system: it doesn't follow trains with GPS as Bus Tracker does, instead estimating travel times based on an average of recent trips over a given span of track.
And just because something happened in a a given span of time doesn't mean it necessarily needs to be addressed in satire -- but that's not how people think these days.
Table 2 also shows agreement for the case where the annotation boundaries are relaxed, i.e., where two entity annotations of the same type overlap a given span of text but do not have exactly matching begin/end points, and this shows even higher agreement.
Dixon, Brandon / Rauch, Monika / Tarjan, Robert E. Komlos has devised a way to use a linear number of binary comparisons to test whether a given spanning tree of a graph with edge costs is a minimum spanning tree.
The scheme proposed has been used to design the entire blade of the wind turbine for a given span-wise distribution of bound circulation around the blade contour.
The routing cost for a pair of vertices on a given spanning tree is defined as the length of the path between them multiplied by their routing requirement.
In view of genomic changes that are possible within a given time span, conservation of genes between species tends to imply an important functional or regional constraint that does not permit a change in genomic structure.
In view of genomic changes that are possible within a given time span, conservation of gene structure, order and orientation between species tends to imply an important functional or regional constraint that does not permit a change in genomic structure [ 13].
