Sentence examples for any specific period from inspiring English sources

But Mr. Louis's choreography does not unduly emphasize any specific period.

In the production, decor by Robert Israel and costumes by Marie-Jeanne Lecca purposefully avoid setting the opera in any specific period, with metaphor favored over realism.

One example is the decision of the House of Lords on mesothelioma, where past employers can be liable for having contributed to the overall exposure, though the harm cannot be scientifically attributed to any specific period of employment.

The dictionary definition is vague, "the sum total of the attainments and learned behavior patterns of any specific period or people". Let me list instead what I consider the components.

The weight for any specific period is calculated based on the error covariance matrix that is formulated from the radar and spatially interpolated rainfall errors of similar reflectivity periods in a cross-validation setting.

But officials will not ask labs to suspend research for any specific period of time, or focus only on studies involving "high-consequence" pathogens, a source familiar with the matter tells ScienceInsider.

As the need for interns varies and is on-going throughout the year, UNICEF does not have any specific periods or deadlines for applications.

We did not observe any clustering of the 7 positive samples into a specific period (Table).

But he also categorically refuses to give any kind of binding commitment to keep rates low for a specific period.

There isn't a specific period of graphic design or, for that matter, any of the other visual arts that we always turn to for inspiration.

It's not about researching a specific period.