Sentence examples for a timescale for from inspiring English sources

China did not set a timescale for the phase-out.

So does Photo DNA have a timescale for its release?

Provide a timescale for when the Pip will be reviewed, and how often.

On its website it gives a timescale for application to offer.

Spurr said he did not have a timescale for the decision to be taken by Michael Gove, the justice secretary.

Moreau did not give a timescale for when such insurance might be available in the UK and said the company was looking at how best to develop it.

A fixed signal propagation scheme generates a set of possible state transitions on a discrete timescale for a given network hypothesis, reducing the number of theoretically reachable states.

Conway believes it would take about five months to get a service running operationally, with March next year a realistic timescale for a full launch.

One option would be to lower the unemployment rule to 6.5%; another to set out, as the Federal Reserve does, a likely timescale for a rate rise.

Such an analysis would take several hours, a timescale insufficient for rapid diagnosis.

To distinguish among different processing and formulation variables, and To complete dissolution within a timescale appropriate for a routine control test.