Sentence examples for and a timescale from inspiring English sources

"What we need now is a clear and costed plan for turning this into a reality, and a timescale for how quickly this can be delivered".

She explained that, once the airport was in public ownership, there would be a detailed business case made that would include levels of investment and a timescale on turning around its fortunes.

She explained that, once the airport was in public ownership, there would be a detailed business case made which would include levels of investment and a timescale on turning around its fortunes.

While Moissl et al. indicated short-term variability of day scale, Kouyama et al. suggested longer and periodic changes of zonal wind velocity with an amplitude of ~20 m/s and a timescale of a few hundred days.

It has been hoped that these questions may be answered, and a timescale for animal evolutionary history established, using molecular clock methodology.

All fits used the software package Modelfree 4.15 (Mandel et al., 1995) and for simplicity isotropic diffusion tensors were assumed with residue specific parameters that include the order parameter squared, S, and a timescale describing fast motion, τe.

Addition of antioxidants to the preformed radical cation reduces it to ABTS, to an extent and on a timescale depending on the antioxidant activity, the concentration of the antioxidant and the duration of the reaction.

Addition of antioxidants to the preformed radical cation reduces it to ABTS, to an extent and on a timescale depending on the antioxidant activity, the concentration of the antioxidant and the duration of the reaction [ 38].

"If it's an ankle injury, you can grade it and set a timescale.

These were called SMART goals for being Specific, Motivational, Achievable, Results-driven, and over a Timescale.

The consultation was given little publicity by the government and had a timescale of six weeks – half the usual three months.