The test period is for a definitively set time span of five years.
There was no set time span to elapse before the next session was to be called by the king.
Set aside a set time to study.
Yet what makes the pilgrimage to Mecca so different, Mr. Bar insists, is the logistics involved in moving all those people simultaneously, at set times, along stations spanning 10 miles.
For example if you had an essay, a chapter of reading, and math homework to complete, set specific time span for each assignment and a time you would like to complete all assignments by.
Conversion of the crack length fatigue cycle history to the corresponding time history requires the specification of load frequency that can set the time span of the useful life.
For the convenience of displaying, we set the time span of post as 2 μs.
We set the time span for each pair to as long as possible to increase the signal-to-noise ratio, which uses the advantages of the L-band SAR data.
While Chen et al. (2007) directly stack the monthly data sets of a time span to obtain the mean field before and after the earthquake, here we remove the seasonal variations and also the linear trends (before and after the earthquake, respectively) by time series fitting before the stacking.
Although the satellite-based Pathfinder is in most aspects a superior data set in terms of consistency, precision and accuracy, ERSST was chosen as the historical data set, since it encompasses a longer time span (1854 2008) and can offer more statistical robustness than the Pathfinder (1985 2008) due to its longer time span.
The launch's full manifest will be revealed over the net few weeks, but it's being set in a relatively short time span compared to what it would take for other competing launch models, which is part of what Rocket Lab is bringing to market from a value proposition perspective.
