Sentence examples for six week process from inspiring English sources
The surprise move by BlackBerry indicates that it has failed to find a buyer for the company after a six week process in which it has discussed deals with industry powerhouses including Google, Cisco and Facebook.
Measurements in both conditions are assessed at baseline (T0), after six weeks (process measures), after three months (T1), and after six months follow-up (after randomization) (T2).
The latest lease took more than six weeks to process, causing a loss of rental income.
If you are applying for the first time through clearing then fill in an application straight away – even before you get a place - because it takes six weeks to process.
Jay M. Trevino, the executive director of the planning and building agency for Santa Ana, Calif., which charges no fee for solar panel installations but typically takes four to six weeks to process permit applications, said that he sympathized with installers.
"I can tell you story after story about hearing something and making the deal that day, while it took Columbia six weeks to process the demo and decide they wanted the band.
Each application can take up to six weeks to process, it warned.
The company says it takes about six weeks to process the order and as of writing, ColorWare is showing the customized AirPods as out of stock — apparently there's a good amount of people who want custom AirPods no matter the cost.
The supernatants of IgG-T-REx-XBP-1(s) cells in the presence or absence of DOX were collected every seventh day of 37°C or 30°C growth for two weeks or every seventh day for six weeks and processed for analysis by enzyme-linked immunosorbent assay (ELISA) (duplicate determination from each of two independent culture samples per group in two independent experiments).
He said: "The officers that are training go through a rigorous eight week selection process to become firearms officers, on top of that they have a three day Taser course.
What he managed to do is take that four to eight week brewing process and distill it down into a tabletop board game that pits players against each other for ingredients and marketshare -- it's like Risk and beer had a baby.
