Sentence examples for four year intervals from inspiring English sources

The bill would specify the date of the next general election, and subsequent elections at four year intervals.

Two or three acres of soil are used twice or thrice for 2 years in four year intervals and then abandoned because of the land's exhaustion, leaving a destroyed habitat.

While this is not optimal we believe it has little impact on the validity of our findings because the number of studies was higher in the last three years if compared with the previous four year intervals.

Using two similar aerial small-footprint LiDAR campaigns over a four year interval, spanning ca. 20 km2, and concomitant ground sampling, we constructed a model relating median canopy height and AGB at a 0.25-ha and 1-ha resolution.

They reported that emotional stability, which is often used as synonym for low neuroticism, rises during a four year interval in different age groups in the general population.

In order to mark stark the length of sentence being requested, he showed a slideshow of prominent cultural and political events, at ten year intervals, over the last four decades.

Since 1987, the Petroleum Division of the American Chemical Society (ACS) has sponsored at three year intervals an international symposium on fluid cracking catalysts (FCCs) technology.

The gestation period is thought to be approximately one year and females may be reproductively active at two to three year intervals.

It's because the Before trilogy (actually, I'm holding out for an octet) has most in common with something like the Up documentary series, which traces the progress of a group of people at seven year intervals.

So a look at five year intervals might reveal a bit more: This measure certainly shows the depth of the USA recession, and how Australia missed out on those horrors.

Throughout the Phanerozoic there are large geochemical variations in major and trace elements, but for average element values calculated in 5 bins of 100 million year intervals there are no obvious secular trends.