Sentence examples for has a time span from inspiring English sources

The corpus used in our main study has a time span from 1980 up to July 2007 and contains 12,098,042 citations.

The corpus used for the retrospective study has a time span from 1980 up to February 2005 and contains 10,363,027 citations.

But great players have a time span they have to go along," said Robinson.

Most clusters had a time period of 1 or 2 years, but one cluster of survey-detected cases had a time span of 4 years.

In order to have a time span in the AOK data that is comparable to the 'snapshot' character of the data in the KORA-Age study, we only considered prescriptions that AOK insurants filled during the second quarter of 2006.

The project often has a short time span, at the same time as the participants have limited experience from working together.

CR6261 has been shown to recognize H1 viruses that have emerged over a time span of 90 years from the H1N1 virus which caused the 1918 'Spanish flu' pandemic to the latest Brisbane viruses.

Note: Real GDP is used for sectoral comparison, because it has a greater time span and it is favorable to do time series analysis with worker distribution.

For practical considerations the AnBUSDiC test has a fixed time span of 21 days for phase 1.

Intriguingly, the tenacity, determination and relentlessness showed by the U.S. military and its Commander in Chief fly in the face of the terrorists' propaganda that the West has a short time span and lacks the patience and the persistence to win the struggle, the idea that while "Americans have the watches, terrorists have the time".

As we have seen during a time span of 36 years, the society in which we live certainly changes.