Sentence examples for time frame period from inspiring English sources

Making excellent use of its Detroit locations (leafy streets giving way to haunted-house dereliction beyond the 8 Mile border), this arrestingly weird fantasia remains deliberately oblique about its exact time frame, period ticks and ebooks (Yara recites Dostoevsky's The Idiot from a palm-sized device) happily coexisting in what seems to be a retro-fitted alternative present.

If the "danger zone" is long enough, the base station could choose to send multiple RTS messages to ensure the channel reservation message RTS is received by all the mobile stations in the cell, as shown by the second GPRS time frame period in Figure 16.

A 3-month time frame period after the diagnosis process gives enough time to patients to undertake and receive some benefits from their treatments and at the same time to avoid a selection bias due to loosing too many patients.

(e,f) represent the modern period and shorter time frame per period and therefore the frequency scale is shorter and separated into thirds.

The well delineated time frame (a period of just a few hours) and frequency (every week) over an extended period (an entire TV season) provides a close to ideal test ground for the study of electoral outcomes as many of the assumptions implicitly used in the analysis of social phenomena are more easily arguable, if not trivially true, in the case of the American Idol competition.

We used a validated Dutch version of the SF-36 (Aaronson et al, 1992 19988) with a time frame (reference period) of 1 week.

Work is progressing but the trust is looking at a 50-year time frame - the period within which the world's carbon dioxide emissions must be cut by 80% to prevent dangerous climate change.

Furthermore, the time frame covered the period of 1999 to 2012.

Individual states and their transitions resembled the REM/nREM cycle of natural sleep in their EEG components, evolution, and time frame (∼11 minute period).

If the sample size cannot be fulfilled during the study time frame, the enrolment period will be extended.

Because this time frame overlaps the period in which the Emberizinae began their initial migration and radiation into the New World 16 20 Ma (Barker et al. 2004), the linkage of the expanded set of TAS2Rs at the inversion break points left open the possibility of an adaptive expansion of this cluster linked directly to the emergence of the inversion at a key moment in the history of these birds.