Sentence examples for to a span from inspiring English sources

His cabinet career under Tony Blair amounted to a span of just 19 months.

This, naturally, leads to a span of repetitive melodic riffs and rhythmic patterns.

Less formally, eon often refers to a span of one billion years.

Groshen will lend her expertise to a span of social science research at the school tapping into national data.

This procedure is able to launch bridge up to a span of 150 m, in an economical and sustainable way.

Since the mixing influence refers to a span of time in the range of milliseconds, experimental access with an appropriate accuracy is very challenging or even impossible.

Nearly all of these alleys once led to a bridge spanning the river.

The ISE (Interface Stress Element) method is set as a coupling button to a span-scale model combined with MD (Molecular Dynamics and FEE (Finite Element) methods.

Switched Ethernet networks rely on the Spanning Tree Protocol (STP) to ensure a cycle-free connectivity between nodes, by reducing the topology of the network to a spanning tree.

The clear spans of its two segmental arches are 6.95 m and 7.40 m, which corresponds to a span-to-rise ratio of 4.0 and 3.3 to 1 respectively.

Thus, the third arch originally described a circular sector of 95°, which points to a span-to-rise ratio of about 4 5 to 1 for the other segmental arches.