The phrase "a window before" is not correct and lacks clarity in written English.
It may be intended to describe a window that is positioned in front of something else, but without additional context, its meaning is ambiguous.
Example: "There was a window before the entrance that allowed light to flood the hallway."
Alternatives: "a window in front" or "a window ahead".
The Nov. 4 deadline is 180 days after Trump withdrew from the deal, a window before sanctions take effect.
He fired seven rounds into a concrete wall and fired one round through a window before tossing the pistol aside.
I know that the best time to learn a foreign language is as an infant, and that there is a "window" before six that also makes it easier.
The version of "The Scream" stolen in 1994 had been hanging in the National Gallery, also in Oslo, when burglars entered through a window before opening time.
There will be a window before the user's set alarm time, once the system considers that the user is in a light sleep phase, it will wake the user up even before the set time. ( iii ).
A giant inflatable dog turd created by the American artist Paul McCarthy was blown from its moorings at a Swiss museum, bringing down a power line and breaking a window before landing in the grounds of a children's home.
The indictment said that Mr Ben-Uliel admitted spraying graffiti on the Dawabsha family home and then tossing a firebomb through a bedroom window before fleeing the scene.
He looked at flowers for a minute in a store window before he realized I was behind him taking pictures.
However, FFT spectrometers require a window function before the FFT processing.
Spikes were selected from background activity with a window discriminator before being processed though an analogue-digital interface and stored on-line on a microcomputer.
Even if you close an application or a browser window before handing your device over to your children, these services usually keep you signed in.
