Sentence examples for the timeframes are from inspiring English sources

After a year or so (the timeframes are never especially clear), he turns out to have been badly misdiagnosed.

Different values for the number of training samples, number of features, and the length of the timeframes are used when learning the models.

Data recorded in the home suggest that these timeframes are also present in family conversations.

The timeframe is also a factor.

Especially if the timeframe is short, raising awareness of members of parliament will be crucial.

So the significance of each depends on the timeframe being considered.

The timeframe was ambitious: in three years, starting in 2010, 225,000 people (or 60% of the population) would be relocated in Gambella.

It came as some relief for Braybrook, but she said the timeframe was still too short-term and that the fight for longterm funding must continue.

The film jumps back and forth so much and the timeframe is so scrambled that it's impossible not only to tell who is being duplicitous with whom, but what the hell is going on.

The Greens' immigration spokesman, Nick McKim, welcomed the deal as an admission indefinite offshore detention was unacceptable but added there were "still significant levels of uncertainty" for refugees because the number eligible and the timeframe is unspecified.

To remove the impetus to push as far and as as hard as possible in the timeframe is reductive beyond belief," said Sol Oyuela, climate change policy officer at Cafod.