Sentence examples for period of those from inspiring English sources

These are important because they produce regular pulses of light and the period of those pulses is precisely related to the luminosity of the star.

Of the survivors just 39 beat the index over the 37 year period; of those, only 3 beat the index by 2% or more.

It was the kind of moment that made you think fate had decreed a Chelsea win, a belief only strengthened by Bayern passing up two clear openings in the second period of those additional 30 minutes.

Ms. Boyle also helped Mr. and Mrs. Wells get through the most physically draining period of those four years: the time when Dante, Juwan and Tyric lived with Mr. Wells's mother in Harlem, after their foster family in Queens left the city.

The activation period of those power managers falls in the order of tens of seconds.

A total of 504 patients presented with UGIB to the Emergency Room during the study period; of those 201, (159 men; median age 60 ± 3 years) were included in the study.

Mr. Stournaras, the finance minister, told Parliament on Wednesday that Greece aimed to reduce its debt burden by lowering the interest rate on the rescue loans it receives from the troika and extending the payback periods of those loans.

Investigations using the theoretically calculated Fundamental Wave spectrum (periods) of those objects, its Megaspectroscopy (including helioseismology and asteroseismology for the Sun and stars) lead to the reconstruction of the dynamical and physical properties, and their internal and external structure.

Important: While you or your managers may not be responsible for the each of the records listed below, it doesn't hurt to know the required retention periods of those documents you may turn to during the course of business.

Moreover, a month after its arrival, the unit lost almost half of its troop strength because the three-year enlistment periods of those men who had joined the regiment during its organization in mid-1776 had terminated.

The main forecast references are obviously the periods where the volatility has reached high levels and afterward, the periods of those which are most similar; this is the rationale described by our Eq. (8).