time frame
time frame
Definition
time frame
noun
a given interval of time, esp. in relation to a particular event or process the time frame for the satellite launch
time frame
Usage Examples
Preposition: of
- scientist: This would make the different time frames of scientists and policy makers more compatible.
Converse of object
- agree: Whether you are on course to complete the work in accordance with the agreed time frame.
- expect: What is the expected time frame in achieveing this target price?
- put: You can now put a time frame onto each one of those goals.
- make: This would make the different time frames of scientists and policy makers more compatible.
- span: Normal Events span the time frame from when the event starts until the event ends.
Adjective modifier
- short: Government decisions on commercialisation may well be needed in a shorter time frame.
- specific: The overall objective is to develop the Cost Calculator to incorporate unit costs for all services that children receive within specific time frames.
- different: This would make the different time frames of scientists and policy makers more compatible.
- small: Be careful -- the flare only distracts it just enough to give you a small time frame to get to the computer.
- general: But we don't have any records as to anything more specific than in that general time frame when Jesus was born.
Noun used with modifier
- year: The goal was to have these evaluated at the Community level within a 12 year time frame.
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