Sentence examples for be an interval of from inspiring English sources

One egg is usually laid every two days, but there can be an interval of up to one week between laying.

But, if he does sit down with Mueller's team, once the first question is asked there will be an interval of silence that only the President can choose how to fill.

Since there may be an interval of five years between this survey and the appearance of the new car in the dealers' showrooms, there is a distinct element of risk, as illustrated by the Ford Motor Company's Edsel of the late 1950s.

Let be an interval of constancy of having the maximal length.

Here, I is supposed to be an interval of the real line.

Let be an interval of real numbers and assume that is a continuous function satisfying the following properties.

Then I recalled that at the heart of each meal is an interval of exceptional pasta.

There was an interval of scuffling noises, snickering, a distinctly aired cunt or bollocks or shudafagup, followed by a bout of intensive communal muttering.

Many musical scales encompass an octave; in the diatonic scales (major, minor, and modal) of Western music, the octave is an interval of eight notes.

The LET of a task is an interval of time that specifies the time instants at which task inputs and outputs become available (task release and termination instants).

Capping the Austin Chalk is an interval of moderately high gamma ray.