Sentence examples for span measured from inspiring English sources

Tenure2 Time span measured in years between a company's founding date and the initial funding date.

Tenure1 Time span measured in years between a VC firm's founding date and a specific funding date.

Our CNT emitters showed a high emission current density of 220 matcm2 at 4.3 V/μm, and its emission life span, measured at 40 mA/cm2 in a DC bias mode, was ∼171 h.

Although the diffusion coefficients of AMPAR receptors within the cell membrane can vary by an order of magnitude, accumulation of receptors in the PSD occurs within the time span measured for LTP expression for the range of experimentally determined diffusion coefficients.

In the case of the 'prototypical' reference model used (see Table 1) the time of half-saturation t1/2 = 710 ms. During the time span measured, the fraction of unbound receptors within the PSD area reaches a peak of approximately 0.04 and then declines steadily with the amount of free AMPARs available.

Among the largest known silk spiders are females of Nephila komaci, a species reported in 2009 from specimens found in Africa and Madagascar that has a leg span measuring some 120 mm (4.7 inches).

His hand span, measuring only nine and a half inches, does not give him the wraparound control that basketball players like to have, but, despite relatively unimpressive shoulders and biceps, he is unusually strong, and he can successfully mix with almost anyone in the Greco-Roman battles under the backboards.

The mallet-shaped cephalofoil is wide and long, with a span measuring 28 32% of the body length; the leading margin forms a broad arch with indentations in the middle and on either side.

Forward and backward digit span measuring short-term and working memory respectively were assessed.

Life spans measured in years don't take into account how fast we live them.

Apple's smartphones, tablets and computers typically have life spans measured in a few years instead of decades, with new models introduced regularly.