Sentence examples for definite window from inspiring English sources

After six years afflicted by the credit-crunch, there's a definite window to move up or move on in 2014 before the market's usual pre-election pause in early 2015.

In particular, in order for the maritime transport sector to become more environmentally friendly, the flexible nature of international market-based measures and the European Union Emission Trading Scheme provide a definite window of opportunity without placing unnecessary high burden on the sector.

Grouping is an adaptive processing rather than a changeless operation, such as definite length window or some fixed filtering traces.

The new listings indicate a definite focus on Windows platforms, and Windows Phone 7 in particular — the responsibilities of their Software Engineer position involve being "responsible for building and optimizing the Skype Video Engine solution for Microsoft Windows and Windows Phone platforms".

In the end, the HP Spectre x360 is a definite proof that Windows PC manufacturers have not only stepped up their design game but can experiment and have compelling results.

Not definitive, just definite.

Since g A d g ( Y ) Open image in new window is positively definite, hence g ~ y Open image in new window is positive definite.

A superposition of the static and the alternating field component was needed to match such an "effectiveness window", with a definite frequency f, and an amplitude B AC commonly weaker than the flux density B DC of the applied MF.

(A Microsoft spokeswoman said the company had no definite timetable for introducing a solution in Windows).

But one of the last things Ballmer said tonight at his keynote was a definite date for when Kinect would be coming to Windows: February 1st.

15 The assessment stage provides a window of opportunity albeit sometimes a brief one to obtain definite randomised evidence about effectiveness.