Sentence examples for time span of about from inspiring English sources

At pH 7.4 and 9.0 the degradation covered a time span of about 14 days, following first-order kinetics with higher crosslinked particles degrading slower.

Finally, van Woerkom showed that Jupiter would eventually eject all the long-period comets to interstellar space over a time span of about one million years.

While this claim for damages is independent from any administrative proceeding, the court came to the conclusion that Google was liable from the moment it was notified about the DPA decision, and up to the moment the links were removed – a time span of about ten months.

Although it was not a sound i regularly hear aircraft or automobiles making, this noise left as quickly as it came, and within the time span of about 6-10 seconds had dispersed, leaving me confused and with many questions as to what i had just experienced.

The evaluated load profiles cover a time span of about 1 year with 96 measurements per day, i.e., 15-min data granularity.

Variations were of course great, over an entire continent and a time span of about 1000 years.

This opens the possibility of covering time spans of about 70 ms by concatenating only nine frames.

From the biology of the neuronal system, we know that gap junctional plaques decay within a time span of hours (about 4 h) and then reorganize again.

Proglacial areas in the Alps usually cover a time span of deglaciation of about 150 years (time since the end of the 'Little Ice Age' in the 1850s).

The average time span of the measurements was about 5.3 years.

Despite the pessimistic results of the projection, it should be noticed that the time span of this variation was about 100 years, while the lifespan of a normal wind turbine is 20 to 25 years.