Sentence examples for time for replacement from inspiring English sources

A tenured friend of mine -- you know, tenured as a professor, not as a friend... well, I suppose she's tenured in that way, too -- explained it to me thus: "Starting a job doesn't commit one to staying in it beyond providing a reasonable time for replacement.

The smart air filter can do a number of things via a smartphone app: it can pass along valuable information such as size and filter type, provide real-time indoor air quality readings, and notify when it's time for replacement.

This will require ethnographies as well as analytics rich with insights on what it will take to break people's existing content habits to make time for replacement or additional content in their day.

This paper presents a multi-criterion decision-making model for preventive maintenance planning which determines the best compromise time for replacement of a certain item based on more than one criterion.

Neither line had been scheduled at that time for replacement, despite getting "C" and "D" grades from the utility.

Resources to be recorded include nurse/doctor time for replacement, waiting times for treatment and equipment (eg, dressings).

The average waiting time for hip replacements, knee replacements, hernia surgery, adenoid surgery and tonsillectomies was longer than 100 days, the Patients Association said.

"I spent some unplanned time shopping for replacement clothes Friday night," he said.

Project specific issues include the criticality of the material, the job site location relative to the source of the material, and the potential time required for replacement if the material is damaged or inoperable.

The study will determine the hours of nursing and medical time required for replacement, wage costs per minute and the cost of treatments.

In fact, wait times for replacements or repairs in a number of recent recall efforts have lasted years.