Sentence examples for broad timeframe from inspiring English sources

This correlation was investigated within a broad timeframe of European history, from the distant past – ancient Greece and Rome – to the recent future – a "vineyard" configuration of Berlin Philharmonic Hall.

Amorphous glucose-syrup liquid was added systematically up to about 48% (w/w), with the total solids level in the formulation being kept constant at 80% (w/w), and experimental observations were obtained over a broad timeframe and temperature range.

In recent years, considerable amount of data and interpretations have been published concerning the physical evidence in support of the LPIA, its broad timeframe and eustatic and ecosystem responses from the lower latitudes, but relatively less attention has been drawn to the impact of the ice age on late Palaeozoic high-latitude environments and biotas.

Unfortunately, the results of duplication time estimations are less conclusive as they give only a broad timeframe for the possible duplication events of about 300 400 Myr.

But the government inspectors' investigation has taken a much broader timeframe.

Since these weeds emerge over a broader timeframe than most weeds, mid-season residual herbicide applications should be considered, along with increased planting density or tighter row spacing to help close the canopy earlier.

The carrier (which, disclosure, owns the company that owns TechCrunch) will be getting the phone in the even broader timeframe of "later this year".

It can also be rounded to a broader timeframe to be less precise (e.g. show releases by quarter).

Chris Dale, a spokesman for Google, said in response to Scoble's report that Google Glass is "not coming to Best Buy in 2014," but did not rule out the possibility in a broader timeframe.

"And, if you are like me and need prescription lenses you'll need all that taken care of too before you can order yours". Chris Dale, a spokesman for Google, said in response to Scoble's report that Google Glass is "not coming to Best Buy in 2014," but did not rule out the possibility in a broader timeframe.

Herein, we report whole-genome investigations for A/H1N1pdm viruses sampled nationwide over a broader timeframe of 33 weeks (April 16 2009 - December 5 2009) during the 2009 first and second waves in Canada; representing n = 178 and 57 unique virus genomes, respectively.