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Meanings of time span in English
Length of time of an event or process; quality of an event or process with beginning and end.
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Examples for "time"
Examples for "time"
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Not just America this time-Europe, Russia, China-anywhere with resources and good minds.
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Europe is, quite simply, in the wrong place at the wrong time.
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He was grateful; along its relatively clear way they made good time.
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Both animals, however, ultimately mounted the same level of response over time.
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Last good league: Promoted last year for first time in six years.
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A crisis whose length and consequences no one can measure, said Besson.
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The one evil in all is the intolerable length of the debates.
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PARIS - French Senate to debate the proposed law banning full-length veils.
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Sector length increased by 10 per cent in the period, Ryanair said.
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Second, age of implantation and length of deafness affect all outcome measures.
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However, high limb recurrence rates and short duration of response need improvement.
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However, their size and duration can overwhelm available public and private resources.
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However, a macropulse of long pulse duration leads to undesirable secondary effects.
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Objective: Sleep duration is suggested to be associated with adverse health outcomes.
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Among the acute cases, the mean duration of illness was 22 days.
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Hassan's wife thought three months would be a good length of time.
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This can happen quickly, but the length of time doesn't really matter.
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Part of the problem was the length of time they'd been apart.
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In addition, cytokine profiles may change with length of time after transplantation.
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Discipline and length of time in job were significant across all models.
Usage of time span in English
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Ten million years, Earthman... can you conceive of that kind of time span?
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When my allotted time span elapsed, I left the stage, mid-word.
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He glanced at his watch again; the time span had begun.
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The exact time span of the undertaking was not specified in that letter.
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Never has the time span been so long between one competitive Superclasico and another.
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Why would anyone decide to write a novel in such a rigid time span?
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It is difficult to distill centuries of experiences into such a compressed time span.
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The report did not give any time span under consideration.
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And all three murders occurred within an eighteen-month time span.
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Therefore, means must be sought to shorten the time span during which treatment is necessary.
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We used whole-genome sequencing to characterize cholera across the Americas over a 40-year time span.
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Because of the war, he holds the records for the longest time span between victories.
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The time span covered three governments and two commissioners.
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Individuals tend to face FX exposures on a smaller scale across a shorter time span.
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Within a short time span, patients must adjust their lifestyle, incorporate medications and acquire new support.
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But increasingly, criminal justice experts are saying the time span of such courses is too limited.
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