She falls outside the span of this show – the years 1482-99, when Sforza employed Leonardo – but most of the works here have this quality.
Today, the United States Open begins with the tantalizing possibility of a Sampras-Agassi semifinal next week, but the life span of this rivalry is nearing its end.
Some paleoanthropologists extend the span of this species far back into time to include many anatomically distinctive fossils that others prefer to allocate to several different extinct species.
In the span of this campaign, proof that his judgment is superior to that of Mr. Nixon has been provided by their respective choices for Vice President..
Thus, we study alluvium-filled horizontal epiphreatic passages in limestone karstic networks to increase the span of this dataset.
The resulting algorithm guarantees an increased performance and an extended life span of this code, enabling larger scale simulations.
There is anyway so little time left in the life span of this government that it is hard to envisage much of a policy pay-off now.
You wondered why vessels have the power to stop traffic while the great moveable span of this bridge, all 461 feet of it, yawns open and then, after what seems like an eternity, rolls back into place.
In the span of this thirteen-episode season (spoilers ahead), Philip and Elizabeth have seen their marriage unravel, their comrades-in-arms die, and their own government subject them to torture.
The global span of this field reminds us that engagements with Religion and Ecology take place not only on local, regional, and national levels, but also on international and global levels.
The longest span of this type was the Narita Hangar at Tokyo International Airport, which used a tied portal truss to span 190 metres (623 feet) supporting a space-truss roof spanning 90 metres (295 feet).
