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Meanings of time-critical in English
Period of time during which some action can be taken that will achieve a desired outcome.
Synonyms
Examples for "window of opportunity"
Examples for "window of opportunity"
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They have a window of opportunity until the new iPhone comes out.
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The window of opportunity is before the U.S. presidential election in November.
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And I think there is a window of opportunity, there is momentum.
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The run of matches creates a unique window of opportunity for Farrell.
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But I didn't realize there was a window of opportunity in radio.
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Elgin was abroad, doing business on its wide margin of opportunity.
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The Committee leaves a wide margin of opportunity for the exercise of judgment in selection.
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There's a critical window of time coming in a few days.
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Our results support the concept of a critical window of opportunity in sepsis resuscitation.
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In infants, the first week of life is the most critical window of vulnerability.
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The mission presents a critical window of diplomatic opportunity for the two opposing world leaders.
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ASD risk is thought to arise from both genetic and environmental factors, with the perinatal period as a critical window.
Usage of time-critical in English
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In my experience, the solutions you need the most badly are always time-critical.
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About John Menzies plc John Menzies plc provides time-critical logistics and support services.
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They were the ones who faced the possibility of time-critical decisions carrying life-or-
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Rationale: Stroke is a time-critical medical emergency requiring specialized treatment.
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This gives it obvious utility against fleeting, time-critical targets.
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Data from other time-critical conditions may be relevant.
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He said: "The situation is time-critical as the London Olympics and peak tourist season approaches."
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If a network is lightly loaded it's easy to do audio, video, telephony, or other time-critical services.
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Gary Swaine depends on time-critical deliveries for his nursery and fears construction traffic will jeopardise his business.
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Some of his business is time-critical, and I need to recover his effects at the earliest possible opportunity.
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Opportunities exist to improve hospitals' performance of time-critical care processes for AIS and STEMI in a coordinated approach.
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This much is not time-critical.
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These include proceedings that affect liberty of the individual, personal safety and well-being, and matters in which resolution is time-critical.
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Flying the T-38s kept the pilots razor sharp in dealing with potentially deadly time-critical situations, something spaceflight had in abundance.
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Getting that Chinese takeaway, with or without black bean sauce, is time-critical, lest I starve to death on the case.
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The doctors said delays to already stretched waiting lists in both medicine and surgery were worsening, including for time-critical cancer surgery.
Translations for time-critical
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