"It doesn't really have a timeframe – it could be the present day.
However, the scaling-up of the screening services did not reach its ambitious target inside its own timeframes as it was largely driven by political factors and was not well devised.
While the company doesn't have a timeframe, it does feel confident that it's learned a lot from its many years from work on Src, including all of the things that made the first compound a bad drug.
So far, more than 360,000 victims have been paid compensation, and Ms Gaviria thinks the state is on track for compensating all registered victims by 2021 - within the 10-year timeframe it had set itself when it passed the Victims Laww.
In fact, this practice became so widespread that by around the 2012 timeframe, it became known as the "Dropbox problem" in IT, emblematic of new class of software that enabled employees to provision their own tools in the cloud, and move company content — usually without official permission.
Britain's largest power station, Drax, has been slowly converting its units to biomass, although it offers no timeframe for a complete switch.
With so much hype and excitement building in such a short timeframe, it's fair to ask: Are we experiencing an emoji bubble?
In other words, it has a timeframe that can be short, medium, or long term.
Google doesn't specify how it defined that timeframe in this particular batch of numbers.
That could explain why when Box wanted attention back in that early 2010 timeframe, it focused on content management events.
