Sentence examples for typical lead time from inspiring English sources
The Authentec technology must have been built into the phone rapidly, because the typical lead time for a phone design is at least a year, and the incorporation of fingerprint scanning would have required extensive testing.
As Ray Kassar, then Atari's C.E.O., recounts in Steven Kent's "The Ultimate History of Video Games," Warner's C.E.O., Steve Ross, insisted that the game be on shelves in time for Christmas , 1982 which meant it had to be designed in just six weeks (compared to a typical lead time in those days of six months or more).
Typical lead time between the announcement and start of large ground shaking is from several to several tens of seconds, yet providing useful information through TV, radio or cell phones.
At the British Antarctic Survey, which is typical of many national Antarctic programmes, most scientific projects have a lead time of at least two years.
The Raynor-Cosby program requires plenty of budgeting lead time, Arani said, because it will cost more than the typical seven-figure Indy-car sponsorship.
You don't look like the typical lead actress.'" That's what the block button's for, I don't have time for that nonsense.
But interactive content generates more than typical lead records.
But interactive content generates more than typical lead records.
