For example, is it sufficient to say timeliness is essential?
But Doug Wood, the lawyer for the Millennium Import Company in Minneapolis, which markets Belvedere, said the the timeliness of Grey Goose's taste tests should be an issue.
But what ultimately has proved most compelling about "Fifth of July" (the play takes place during the Independence Day holiday in 1977) was its thematic timeliness, said James Houghton, the Signature's artistic director: virtually everyone involved noted that the play has a resonance today, with the threat of a foreign war and questions about its motivation.
A detailed analysis of the results is forthcoming, but the study's author said that the timeliness of the subject and the delays associated with academic publishing compelled him to get some of this information out to the public as soon as possible.
"We need to deepen our coverage online, where there is an expectation of 24-hour timeliness," he said.
That film, Nile Southern said, has a particular timeliness with the war on Iraq: " 'Freeing' and 'liberating' people through bombing them is an Orwellian notion that would not be lost on Terry".
Officials attribute the program's success to its consultative approach that involves political and business leaders; to the country's small size; and to its timeliness, saying it was there when it was needed.
Timeliness says a lot about you.
"About 33% of Australians illegally download content, and when we asked them about the reasons behind this, the main motivators were access, affordability and timeliness," says Ms Turner.
One way to begin getting at the question of quality is by considering review length and timeliness, says Lutz Prechelt, a professor of informatics at the Free University of Berlin.
