We are using cookies
This website uses cookies in order to offer you the most relevant information. By browsing this website, you accept these cookies.
This website uses cookies in order to offer you the most relevant information. By browsing this website, you accept these cookies.
Did you know?
You can double click on a word to look it up on TermGallery.
You can double click on a word to look it up on TermGallery.
Meanings of timespan in English
Russian
промежуток времени Portuguese
intervalo temporal Catalan
interval de temps Spanish
intervalo temporal Temporal extent having a beginning, an end and a duration.
Synonyms
Examples for "stage"
Examples for "stage"
1
Mbete was on stage earlier saying we need 'ten to 15 minutes'.
2
The two-day Federal Open Market Committee will take centre stage later today.
3
Given the late stage of the tumor, however, many fans were concerned.
4
In the second stage of training, Georgie got really good, really fast.
5
We've gone beyond damage control at this stage, and beyond crisis management.
1
Averaged over the entire year, that time interval equals 24 hours, exactly.
2
This is also mostly true when the time interval is very short.
3
I'm not sure I have the right time interval from the app.
4
A command-line tool used to profile a process over a time interval.
5
Start with the definition of the average acceleration during this time interval.
1
Furthermore, the temporal interval between the acoustic stimulus and the visual target in the crossmodal conditions was gradually reduced from 500 to 0 ms.
2
First, we show that, as participants estimate temporal intervals, the spatiotemporal dynamics of their brain activity are consistent across trials.
1
Often, people can extend their representatives for a longer period of time.
2
There's no, 10 thousand years is such a long period of time.
3
Andra Day: I think it was over a period of time, actually.
4
U.S. military aid to Ukraine was frozen for a period of time.
5
That is, if it was given over a long period of time.
1
No time frame was given but experts said it could take months.
2
We know the answer, the question is merely around the time frame.
3
Coping in the case of COVID means identifying a short time frame.
4
In other words, within the same time frame everyone else has mentioned.
5
As usual, he gave no time frame for a possible rate hike.
Usage of timespan in English
1
But a different benchmark and a different timespan tell a very different story.
2
The timespan covered in the book is revealed, somewhat obliquely, in the subtitle.
3
The timespan for the new ban is not known.
4
The timespan is unclear, but it seems as if the festive season lasts six months.
5
However, Mr Mehlman said it was hard to imagine they could resettle everybody within that timespan.
6
This timespan was divided into four 5-year periods.
7
It could be a similar timespan before Sunderland start seeing the full benefit of their exciting revolution.
8
The period also covers the timespan between the end of the second World War and the second Vatican Council.
9
This specifies the timespan in seconds after which the browser is instructed to reload data from the Web server.
10
I expect that experience is going to be one thing you'll be collecting plenty of, in a very short timespan.
11
Beyond the difficulty and short timespan of all awards forecasting (we're all about to find out who won anyway!
12
This timespan was also marred by having a number of directors, many seconded or only in the job less than a year.
13
The grinding disciplines of hyper inflation, and a collapsing economy foreshortened the timespan of events in Sofia compared to those in Belgrade.
14
Ms Harney came under sustained Opposition pressure to give a definitive timespan for its introduction amid heated exchanges on the Order of Business.
15
The free monitoring and freezes have a short timespan, perhaps because they are services Equifax wants to resume capitalizing on as quickly as possible.
16
Caroline Turner, sister A series of alcohol-fueled decisions that he made within an hour timespan will define him for the rest of his life.
About this term
Frequent collocations
Translations for timespan
Portuguese
Timespan through the time