Sentence examples similar to fixed timeframe for from inspiring English sources

We do not need to know their complete backstories or futures as the show is set within a fixed timeframe within a fixed locality.

Each scrum team determines how long its sprints will be within a fixed timeframe.

On the basis of our findings and the literature, the 30 days post-admission timeframe in combination with the in-hospital timeframe for patients admitted for longer than 30 days may best balance the risk of discharge bias and maintain the advantage of a fixed timeframe.

But is dementia or another intractable condition even part of this assisted dying bill, which talks of capacity and death within fixed timeframes?

In the current study the chemotherapy has been administered in fixed standard timeframe for each agent, whereas in the previous study it was administered in a chronomodulated fashion.

NHS Trust in UK had set a timeframe of 24 h of admission to conduct a full nursing assessment, while another trust did not fix a timeframe, but required it to be commenced at the earliest possible stage [ 34].

TTIP should define what constitutes subsidies and set a definitive timeframe for phasing them out".

"I could fall off and break something that can't be fixed in the timeframe.

Google doesn't have a timeframe for when the fix will be deployed (it sounds like it will vary by device), but hopefully it will be in the very near future.

The chief whip said the prime minister had made a statement of the "bleedin' obvious" but then suggested it was right for him to outline a timeframe for departure because US presidents serve fixed terms of four years, with a ban on a third term.

In short, the timeframe for transition set by Obama is unrealistic and meaningless.