Sentence examples for have a timescale from inspiring English sources

"I didn't have a timescale, I didn't have a plan.

So does Photo DNA have a timescale for its release?

I have a timescale, I have a contract.

Spurr said he did not have a timescale for the decision to be taken by Michael Gove, the justice secretary.

"He'll have a timescale himself.

We have a timescale with it.

The consultation was given little publicity by the government and had a timescale of six weeks – half the usual three months.

It has been reported that such loops occur at the post-transcriptional level, where the protein-DNA interactions are thought of as the "slow" part (often having a timescale of minutes), whereas the protein-protein interactions can be thought of as the "fast" part (often with a subsecond timescale) [ 46].

What is more, our proposals are fully funded and have a defined timescale.

Theoretical modelling indicates that the experimentally determined alignment kinetics have a characteristic timescale best described by a probability distribution.

This means that the influence of donors (like the UK's DFID) which tends to focus on a specific sector and have a shorter timescale, should be secondary to those of the country as a whole.