Sentence examples for particular time limit from inspiring English sources

Specifying a particular time limit for automatic logout was challenging, and the participants' suggestions varied between ten seconds and two minutes balancing patient privacy with annoying unintended session time-outs.

We also close comment threads automatically after a particular period (this time limit is dependent on the section of the site: some conversations go on longer than others).

Thus while our case study's focus on a particular time period may limit the generalizability of findings, it can illuminate how under certain conditions an SMO and a government established a working relationship to bring about social change.

Justice David H. Souter said Tuesday that the reasonableness of a forced entry depended on the circumstances of each case, rather than on a particular formula or fixed time limit.

2) Joe can place a limit order specifying a particular price, but no time limit for his trade.

The verification time is also shown for each type of failure assertion, and, when a particular verification exceeds the related time limit, the test case is tagged as Timeout.

Most problematic were incongruities involving requests regarding particular measures or time limits.

This post-encounter reflection and inquiry can happen over a long period of time, meaning the benefits of deeper inquiry in response to disagreement need not be limited to any particular time frame, especially if we have been paying careful attention and taking notes.

A general irregular temporal distribution of cases that is not limited to one particular time of year is known as 'temporal clustering'.

This identifies a potential shortcoming of the survey in that the data on purchasing behaviour are based on the previous twelve months, while scrapie occurrence is not limited to a particular time period, thus making comparison between surveys difficult.

These results a) give insight into the reasons for the competitive advantage that annuals usually demonstrate, and b) are an example of the likelihood that ecological experiments often produce results that are limited to a particular time and place, and less general than we might wish to believe.