Sentence examples for maximum time that from inspiring English sources

Under Spanish law, the maximum time that can be served in prison is 30 years.

Khan will say: "Under Labour, judges and magistrates will set out in plain English a clear minimum and maximum time that will be served in prison.

In every case the timeframe is no longer than 18 weeks since this is the maximum time that is reimbursed by DMA [20, 21].

The useful economic lifespan of the equipment was defined as 10 years, i.e., the maximum time that includes both technological obsolescence and degradation of care efficacy.

Timing, in turn, defines a maximum time that a task can remain allocated to a worker; it is expected that a worker provides an output up to this time.

Overnight, in some states the maximum time that you could receive unemployment benefits dropped from 73 weeks to 26 weeks.

However, the applicability is still limited by the force field accuracy and by the maximum simulation time that can be routinely achieved in current MD simulations.

In this formula, T is the calculated backoff time and Tmax defines the maximum backoff time that is allowed.

For many samples that fluoresce (e.g. indigo), 1 s was the maximum integration time that could be used without saturating the sensor.

Other criteria for ending a test comprise a maximum test time that has been reached, or if all available items have been consumed.

We list the maximum request time that can be placed in an idle network sequence and list the mapping sequence based on the greedy algorithm, dynamic programming algorithm, discrete bat algorithm, and finally, list the ratio of maximum request time to optimal solution.