Sentence examples for realistic timescale from inspiring English sources

"Overall, the chancellor will have to do more to persuade the markets that the health of our public finances will be restored within a realistic timescale.

Conway believes it would take about five months to get a service running operationally, with March next year a realistic timescale for a full launch.

Lightman said heads would be able to turn around their schools if they were given a realistic timescale in which to do so, but that there was too much "pressure for immediate results".

But they should now be revised so as to focus on the challenge of helping the bottom billion to converge with the rest of mankind — and on a more realistic timescale.

Bertie Armstrong, the chief executive of the Scottish Fishermen's Federation, said: "Ministers seem to have taken care to agree upon a practical plan that would work for the fishing industry and we are pleased that a more realistic timescale for the implementation of a discards plan was agreed.

Thus 'no chalking'0('0') is assumed to represent a paint type that would not chalk on a realistic timescale, in a regular indoor environment.

"For parents whose children are looking to buy, and those first time buyers now wanting to own, real consideration needs to be given to set realistic timescales and ways in which this can be achieved without either party being overstretched or facing longer term financial difficulty".

He told the BBC: "Defence projects are big, they're complex, they go on for a long while, but what we would hope to see is that the Ministry of Defence starts to make better decisions about when it invests and better information, about costs, risks and realistic timescales.

For these large systems, simply entering primary sequence data into a simulation provides too many parameters for optimization on realistic timescales.

Each cohort was further divided into four age groups: larvae, newly settled recruits (1 7 d post-settlement), intermediate juveniles (8 14 d post-settlement), and survivors (15 21 d post-settlement), which provided realistic timescales over which selective mortality could occur and resulted in sufficient sample sizes within the most age groups for each cohort.

Simulations from discrete-level models (e.g. Boolean) can be difficult to interpret due to sensitivity of model predictions to temporal updating schemes [ 13], assignment of discrete activity-levels to continuous-valued variables like concentration [ 14], and the limited ability to describe realistic timescales [ 15].