Sentence examples for timeframe which is from inspiring English sources

He uses a 30-year timeframe which is open to objections (the longer the time frame, the fewer the observations; the last observable time period started in 1983.

It should be noted that this is of course only a five-year forecast so it's within the timeframe which is still dominated by natural internal variability.

Figure12 illustrates the number of active virtual machine instances tracked across a 24-hour timeframe, which is a compressed image of a 7-day pattern, generated by the execution of the workload profile as described in Section Workload generation.

"So if you think about it from that point the milestones are in the tech timeframe — which is in the two year timeframe… But that's not when we would want to necessarily exit.

This timeframe, which is also supported by the fossil occurrence of Bangiomorpha [45], is based on the estimated divergence between the red and green algal lineages obtained in a molecular phylogenetic dating analysis carried out by Hackett et al. [46].

Recommendations: GENERAL RECOMMENDATIONS FOR UNICEF Recommendations to enhance UNICEF Emergency Response Capacity - CCCs should be revised, especially the timeframe, which is not adapted to slow onset crises and protracted conflicts.

This may be explained by the recruitment timeframe, which was between November 2010 and July 2011, meaning that patients recruited in November and December 2010 probably were not yet vaccinated.

The aim of these meetings was to introduce the research objectives, target population, rationale and history of the questionnaire, give detailed discussions of each item in the questionnaire, and plan for instrument translation, adaptation, pre-testing and data collection within the allocated timeframe, which was scheduled to start in March of that year.

Unfortunately the project did not gain full support from other Departments and had objectives and timeframes which were in retrospect seen as unrealistically ambitious.

I like the idea of a rapid HIA, because then presumably it fits into all our timeframes, which are often unrealistically ridiculous… So one way I like the idea of that, I don't know.

Measurement of restoration success has tended to be assessments of hectares covered or seedling survival in a short timeframe, neither of which is an indicator of ecosystem establishment in the long term.