Sentence examples for time span of performance from inspiring English sources

In sales, this characteristic varies from one selling job to another, depending on two major conditions: (1) the time span of performance feedback and (2) the degree that one can accurately determine the individual results of salespeople.

The time span of the offers varies by country.

In order to assess and compare the performance of the two controllers, simulations are done for six libration point orbits around the L2 point (three halo orbits and three Lissajous ones) during a time span of 10 years.

But what is more striking than the time span of the A.U.M.F. is the geographic breadth.

The long time span of the data allows us to examine changes over time.

The time span of the experiment is only one year.

The time span of mortality assessment was also registered.

The time span of the study ran from 2005 through 2009.

To achieve more sustainable and more intelligent constructions, the construction industry needs decision support systems that integrate a selection of processes, constraints, time span, and performance criteria that are relevant to all involved stakeholders.

The time spans indicated in cyan and magenta correspond to the representative time spans of (b) the interseismic stage and (c) the preseismic stage, respectively.

Micheaux captures an extraordinary span of performance styles and diction—"Birthright" is a virtual documentary on African-American manners and mores of the time, a time when such characters were entirely absent from Hollywood movies.