Sentence examples for interim space from inspiring English sources
at 51st Street Through Sept. 10 While building new quarters at Fifth Avenue and 110th Street, the Museum for African Art, founded in 1984 to "increase understanding and appreciation of Africa's ancient and modern cultures," and to make them available to different audiences, is occupying an interim space in Long Island City, Queens.
Residing in an interim space between one vibe and the next, Seikaly's carefree music-first attitude is not difficult to understand.
Downey later clarified that the film was not a strict adaptation of the "Demon in a Bottle" storyline from the comic book series, but was instead about the "interim space" between the origin and the "Demon" story arc.
Neighborhood leaders are even talking -- gingerly -- about the possibility of creating some interim retail space like a farmers' market.
The subspaces of the interim sample space to perform separate optimizations remain the same (see Appendix A3).
Secondly, the maximum type 1 error only occurs if the experimenters apply the worst case sample size reassessment rule (maximizing the conditional type 1 error rate) at any point in the interim sample space.
"In the interim, safe spaces and unimpeded humanitarian access must be established in Gaza urgently to ensure that children have access to regular life-saving supplies and support".
In the first we investigate whether evenly spaced interim deadlines lead to higher completion rates for a lengthy task, where procrastination could be a factor.
To allow for early termination, the study was designed to be assessed in four equally spaced interim analyses and one final analysis.
We will enroll up to 970 patients which will provide 90% power to detect a 40% reduction for the primary outcome, including three equally spaced interim analyses for efficacy and futility.
In the interim, temporary learning spaces have been set up and schools are functioning in UNICEF tents to replace facilities damaged or destroyed in the conflict or by floodwaters.
