The phrase "as the maximum time" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when specifying a limit or duration in a context where time constraints are relevant.
Example: "The project must be completed as the maximum time allowed is two weeks."
Alternatives: "as the upper limit" or "as the time cap".
In recent weeks, Illinois and Oregon, in response to lawsuits, have announced they will exclude seriously mentally ill inmates from solitary confinement, and last month New York state reached a five-year, $62 million settlement with the New York Civil Liberties Union in which it pledged to significantly cut the number of prisoners in solitary as well as the maximum time they could stay there.
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The helmet pairs with your smartphone via Bluetooth and has a battery life of up to nine hours, which Weller sees as the maximum time that anyone would (reasonably) spend on a motorcycle continuously.
We chose 30 minutes as the maximum time that evacuees would be willing to walk to a departure point and, based on a consistent walking rate of 5 km h-1, a time interval representing accessibility was set correspondingly.
Therefore, the overall delay was acceptable because it did not exceed 330 (ms), which was estimated as the maximum time delay compatible with the safe performance of surgical manipulations [26].
As a result, the maximum time required for detecting a character was about 30 s (i.e., 180/5.7 ≈ 31.58 s).
As a rule of thumb, the maximum time step should be 10-3 or smaller.
(I have never needed to try for the maximum time as the muffins and loaves simply don't last before being eaten).. To thaw a frozen loaf, move it to a new bag (a 1 Gallon works great for one loaf) and let it defrost in the refrigerator.
This gives the maximum time step as a function of the fluid viscosity, the flow velocity scale and the SPH discretization size (kernel standard deviation).
The useful economic lifespan of the equipment was defined as 10 years, i.e., the maximum time that includes both technological obsolescence and degradation of care efficacy.
