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Figure 6 shows the time series of GPS-derived PWV during the whole campaign (top and middle panels); all the five stations showed consistent time variations over long timespans (i.e., they showed consistent low-frequency signals) with maximum spatial variations (i.e., inter-station PWV differences) ranging from 5 to 10 mm.

The first two age categories consist of a 2-year timespan, whereas, the third category comprises all older ages.

The training consisted of three sessions and was carried out over a timespan of 6 months.

The consistency and reliability of FC was not superior in patients with a short timespan compared to patients with a long timespan between FC1 and FC2 (data not shown).

Squeak augmented the model with the abstractions Timespan, Year, Month and Week.

The average timespan for a manager in England's professional game is currently 13 months.

Marlon James's third novel is epic: hefty in grammes, timespan, ambition and structure.

Our team examined each organization over at least a four-year timespan.

Over the same timespan control reach indicator species remained grazing-tolerant graminoids and forbs.

The rate that sea ice is declining is also unprecedented over that timespan.

"I don't think we would have achieved anything like what she did in that timespan".