A senior Palestinian official said before Mr. Bush's speech that President Mubarak had called today to say that Mr. Bush would set a three-year timeline, refer specifically to Security Council resolution 242, which calls for Israel to return occupied territory, and call for an end to the occupation.
That said, it's worth noting that the Facebook FAQ about exporting your data has already been updated to include the verbiage "timeline" when referring to your Facebook profile data.
The problem we set out to solve, "What is the timeless vehicle for the modern problem of scrapbooking?" He refers to Timeline as a container big enough for anyone's story.
Hell, even Google Glass uses what the company refers to as timeline cards to encapsulate and display information from Glass apps.
Definition 1 (time series) A time series, in a statistical perspective, refers to different samples values of certain index in the timeline.
The timeline flowchart for the experimental research design is shown in Figure 2. Throughout the study, pre refers to any item or activity occurring prior to the demonstration; post refers to any item administered after the demonstration.
She refers to what's known as the "Unit dating controversy", a continuity muddle of mixed-up dates and timelines regarding the classic Unit stories that are far too convoluted to go into in this lifetime.
Participatory diagramming is a term that refers to a set of research techniques and includes a variety of diagramming methods including the use of timelines, flowcharts and/or tables [ 5- 7].
Rather than acknowledge anxiety and the need to decide, men blunt by distancing anxiety-provoking issues, denying their possible importance and ambiguously referring to timelines for effective action.
Lawless was referring to the timeline built into the Act.
It has also had several documentary treatments and all of them have referred to the interactive timeline generated by Guardian Australia, which charts what happened on the night of 17 February.
