Spyker, which will hold a shareholders meeting on the deal on Feb. 12, also said Saab would return to profitability by 2012 — a timeframe called into question by an Amsterdam analyst.
Spieth may insist he never had a timeframe by which to target becoming No1 in the world rankings, as he can legitimately do now.
Riversip solves this by letting you choose a timeframe from which to show the most newsworthy articles.
We also establish a timeframe by which to achieve this growth so that the initial clarity and inspiration is not lost along the way.
We now show that pyronecrosis is activated very rapidly by α-hemolysin, in a timeframe earlier than has previously been characterized for α hemolyin-induced death and with features consistent with these other reports.
Behaviour is measured by 6 items using a timeframe of "the last 6 months", regarding: breast self-examination; adherence to population screening; breast screening by a physician; mammography screening (own initiative); consulting a specialist about a preventive breast operation; preventive breast operation.
In other studies, pain was considered to be a determinant, for example when reduction in pain was not directly measured, but was used to create groups of subjects for between-subjects analysis (e.g., the percentage of subjects achieving pain relief or experiencing pain reduction by a given timeframe following the intake of a medication).
The meetings of WSSSRPs should be minuted and should always end in concrete decisions and a specific task for the person in charge for implementing the decisions, accompanied by a clear timeframe for the decision to be carried out, and all necessary follow up measures.
The vehicle for this fantasia on the state of our national game circa 1973 – a timeframe confirmed by the references to Alan Hardaker, Football League secretary until 1979 – is, by and large, pastiche.
A Zigbee packet is detected by the sensing engine within a timeframe of 4 μs.
