Sentence examples for staging period from inspiring English sources

Cranes exhibited high site fidelity during staging, as their activity area over the staging period (mean 15.6 km2) was considerably smaller than the entire staging site (>200 km2).

As one scientist tells her, the new field sees pregnancy as "a staging period for well-being and disease in later life".

Since June, the Prague Baroque Festival has been staging period operas in the breathtaking Ledebour Garden, situated right below Prague Castle, to much fanfare.

"We've... concluded that a 36-month staging period strikes the right balance between getting people into saving as quickly as possible, and minimising the operational risks associated with the reforms," says a DWP spokesman.

Considering the size of crane activity areas over the staging period and the scale of current damage preventive measures (e.g., hunting permissions given for a few fields [mean size 0.049 km2] at a time), we suggest that current preventive measures might be implemented on a too small scale compared to that of crane space use.

This staging period is generally chosen to closely monitor the macroscopic changes which often only develop slowly: For example in 35 patients with hepatocellular carcinoma treated with SIRT, WHO responses were only seen in 3 patients after 1 month and increased to 13 patients after half a year [ 49].

We found that the daily activity area (mean 4.4 km2) did not vary within staging periods.

full-depth asphalt pavement thickness for a stage period of (t) years.

"Companies outgrow the early-stage period where you're really shaking things up — my favorite part," he said.

The stage design strength ratio reaches an average value of 16.21% at a stage period of 10 years.

However, the CI-like chondrites differ in having also experienced a late stage period of thermal metamorphism.