Sentence examples for term hours from inspiring English sources

Large-format printing is available to all Harvard ID holders seven days a week during regular term hours.

Given the complexity of biologics, hypothermic preservation (4 10 °C) remains the preferred approach for short term (hours to days) maintenance enabling holding and transport under controlled conditions.

Ford Library will be open for our normal Semester / Term Hours on Labor Day, Monday, September 4th.

Ford Library will be open for our normal Semester / Term Hours on Labor Day, Monday, September 5th.

Ford Library will be open for our normal Semester / Term Hours on Labor Day, Monday, September 3rd.

Typical model horizons are short term: hours up to days, mid-term: up to 2030, long term: up to 2050 or 2100.

For purposes of this subsection, the term "hour of service" means a time of service determined under regulations prescribed by the Secretary of Labor.

According to [6], energy storages can be classified into applications of short-term (seconds or minutes), long-term (minutes and hours) and real-long-term (hours and days).

Short-term (hours to days) increases in seismicity were observed in Yellowstone (Husen et al. 2004), Mt. Rainier (Prejean et al. 2004), the Geysers and Coso geothermal fields (Prejean et al. 2004), and Mammoth Mountain, Long Valley Caldera (Johnston et al. 2004).

Even now, with a university education, I am a full-time student at a community college and working about 40 hours a week, some of which is unpaid labor that I need to complete in order to get the work-term hours required for me to graduate.

However, prior research has shown that short-term (hours to days) and long-term (months) memory of pain could be affected by different factors [ 18].