Sentence examples similar to the timeframe mentioned from inspiring English sources

If you do not restart your computer within the designated timeframe mentioned in the pop-up window, your computer will reboot automatically, and you may lose your work if it was not saved.

A week later Facebook replied saying it could take three to six months to investigate the issue (i.e. the same timeframe mentioned in their initial automated reply), adding they would keep him in the loop.

That said, the Blocks team told TechCrunch it is now expecting to ship the device at the end of next year — which has pushed on from the mid-2015 timentionedentioned when last we spoke.

Following the data of Minowa et al. who found bony fabellae in fetuses already, one has to rethink about the ossification timeframe mentioned above.

It's still in private alpha, and there's no timeframe mentioned for when it might be.

In most facilities the review boards and clinical staff, due to perceived ethical considerations, refused to grant permission for the patients to be subjected to questions implying, even hypothetically, the age of death, i.e. the timeframe Y mentioned previously.

The most productive journal is the Journal of Virology with 1,722 influenza related articles in the above mentioned timeframe.

While he wouldn't talk specifics or timeframes, he mentioned that the company has a detailed plan to get to profitability and a road map to get there.

The timeframe of the impact is also often mentioned, especially in regards to climate change.

All publication that were retrieved using the below mentioned search strategies that were published in the investigated timeframe were used.

The protocol mentions the issues that need to be discussed and the timeframe for the OTI.