The second time frame spanned 1910 to 1975, with the cutoff there being the advent of the modern computer industry.
The extended time frame, spanning the medieval/early modern divide, gives her analysis a depth not found in many similar studies.
In order to determine brain and behavioral sensitivity of nutrients that may serve as inductive signals during early development, we altered choline availability to rats during 7 time frames spanning embryonic day (ED) 6 through postnatal day (PD) 75 and examined spatial memory ability in the perinatally-treated adults.
Given that problems, solutions, costs, and benefits play out over time frames spanning generations, the situation calls for intergenerational climate-change activism.
Those that progress to overt malignancy do so over variable time frames spanning approximately 1 to 50 years.
The fact is that despite having a beloved heroine, a popular score and a time frame that spans nearly 20 years (from 1928 to 1946), "Mame" doesn't really get moving until the title number brings the curtain down on the first act.
The monolithic Umbrella by Will Self, an early favourite for the Man Booker Prize, was, as one critic asserted, "doubly historical," in its adoption of the techniques of early 20th-century high modernism and in its time frame, which spanned nearly a century.
Although the accounts are organized according to time frame, the novel spans thirty years (2011-2043), a menu above the posts allows the reader to access all the testimonies from a single character.
To complete a cycle of planning, analysis, intervention, and evaluation, time frames must span one or preferably two decades, appropriate for economic discounting and forecasting, climate and other ecologic changes, and socio-cultural trends.
The time frame of these interventions spans almost a decade.
