Sentence examples for time framing from inspiring English sources

The tour will be far more valuable if they spend time framing their objectives before the visit.

Would that even work?' "So I tried it out, found that it did work, and that it was very similar to photographing on actual streets - with me having to run across the road, pulling out my camera in time, framing the shot, and taking it at the right moment".

But flip the statement around – using an uncertain time framing – and suddenly it is clear that the question is when (not if) sea levels will rise by 50cm: "sea levels will rise by at least 50 cm, and this will occur at some time between 2060 and 2093".

This detector approach is chosen because it is the only one allowing time framing in a sub-millisecond time scale, whilst at the same time has single photon counting capabilities (needed to handle weakly diffracting specimens), adequate spatial resolution (ca. 0.2 mm) and a reasonably large sensitive area (200×200 mm200×200

The discussion was guided by past research, and we spent a lot of time framing the scientific issues in ways useful for policymakers". Foley, the director of the University of Minnesota's Institute on the Environment, said the consensus reached by the various authors of the article was remarkable.

"It was a revolutionary idea at the time, framing a painting in orange.

A vague time frame?

How about time frame?

"There's no time frame.

There are three time frames.

11 time frame.