Sentence examples for a time span on from inspiring English sources
The Collision Risk Assessment Tool (CRASS), shall generate collision risk estimates and collision warnings based on collision probability for a time span on the order of one week.
Because it can make close approaches to those two giant planets, the orbit is unstable on a time span of several million years.
A first order kinetic model was achieved to describe the death rate in a time span of 60 min based on the capacitance.
The evolution of each orbit on a time span of 200 years was studied by means of an explicit sixth-order symplectic integrator of the Wisdom-Holman type.
Sediment volume was used in the determination of mean annual denudation rates for the entire catchment (0.20 mm/y ± 0.04 mm/y) as well as for mean annual mass transfer (406.2 ± 31.6 t/km2/y), based on a time span of 13 ka.
Improving teaching behavior in a time span of only six weeks on average is remarkable since earlier studies indicated that it takes over 15 years to master complex teaching skills with a 'natural development' of teaching skills of about 25% of a standard deviation.
The contribution of each component for the environmental impact during a time-span of 15 years is analyzed on a mid-point and end-point perspective.
Pressure, held for a brief time span on cement in its lower viscosity state, has been demonstrated to increase penetration of the cement into bone.
Ultimately, we always knew it would never work out, as these things have a temporary time span on them, so we broke it off because our families would never accept it".
Those advances and innovations are due to the work of many scientists and engineers on a time span started in the 19th century.
