Sentence examples for preparatory time from inspiring English sources

In London, Mr. Blair's spokesman -- who according to British custom cannot be named -- was asked if Britain needed more preparatory time, and he said, "Not from our perspective, no".

If we need to spend only a few seconds looking up something on the Web, it's only natural that we want the preparatory time to be as close to zero as possible.

The focus of the first 2 h was on the "pre-departure" preparatory time frame for both residents and program directors.

A lead time longer than 12 months can strain limited resources unnecessarily, providing too much, too soon; in contrast, if death came less than three months after the prediction, there would be no real preparatory time for dying — too little, too late.

The present study examines the effects of neurofeedback on behavioral as well as neurophysiological parameters comprising attentional, preparatory, time processing, and inhibitory ERP components.

Revalidation, CQC and other assessments were felt to involve lengthy preparatory time and considered to be largely tick-box exercises, providing little of benefit in their current format.

But Mr. Steinhubl managed to graduate from Jesuit Strake College Preparatory on time that May and entered Texas A&M University just nine months after the shooting.

Another study reported that prior academic performance, rather than preparatory studying time, is a better predictor of OSCE outcomes [ 29].

In a longitudinal study of neuropsychological and electrophysiological markers of different ERP components Doehnert et al. [ 63] suggest that especially preparatory and time processing brain processes indexed by CNV remained detectable in young adult ADHD subjects, even in ADHD remitters, compared to controls.

However, comparisons and correlation calculations focused on preparatory muscular activity (time bin 1), the transition from flexion to extension (for individual participants either time bin 6 or 7) and the decline or cessation of muscular activity (time bin 11), given the crucial importance of these phases for the movement as a whole.

The BSCP also secured agreements from the Pullman Company that established a 240-hour work month, eliminated the system of determining rates by mileage, and guaranteed pay for preparatory and terminal time and a reasonable amount of rest during trips.