"open period" is an acceptable part of a sentence in written English.
It is used to express that there is an unspecified amount of time ahead. For example: "The next several months are an open period for us to explore possible solutions."
The current open period for nominations is March, April, and May each year.
An extended open period is what allows so much glutamate to be released in overactive cells.
During the open period, teams can shop for players, with agents often serving as matchmakers.
We have an open period from the first to the last day of the January window.
Support begins with the month in which the graduate is eligible and may be back-dated if that occurs prior to the application open period.
Since the channel must first be closed before it can be re-opened, prolonging the inactive period decreases the time of the open period, thus decreasing glutamate release.
This leads to ever longer open periods for the gate and so to equilibration of the particles across the container.
Although its operations were more or less typical of 19th-century railroad building in a wide-open period of U.S. history often referred to as the "Great Barbecue," sensational newspaper exposures and congressional investigations focussed attention on the Crédit Mobilier.
The hosts' opening period dominance continued with Beck creating and scoring the next try.
Much of the rest of the 2007 champions' opening period tactics reverted to the type that Gatland predicted.
Segments of durations 5 s and 1 s were cut off at the beginning and end of each eyes-open period, respectively, to avoid any transients.
