time framework

This review will provide a timed framework to further address the availability problem for all animal species concerned in a global manner.

This timescale remained a relative scale until the development of radiometric dating, which gave it an absolute time framework.

The TIME framework is not a continuum and as such is applicable to a wide range of wounds.

Thirdly: the Ludford report addresses matters which lie outside the time framework of the report and have nothing whatsoever to do with the report.

He called this 'the prob- ability coefficient of the distribution function of "dumbness" within elapsed time frameworks, graduated by mass.'

The only conditions were that the palaces should comply exactly to the Frederikstad architectural specifications, and that they should be built within a specified time framework.

It contains the requirements that need to be fulfilled and the time framework within which this must be done, in order for a country to join the monetary union.

Importantly they ignore one important principle of cricket: a game should be allowed to flow to a natural conclusion within a time framework which makes allowances for rain interruptions.

The first is not to take account of issues falling outside the time framework of this report which relates to 1998 and 1999. Any comments on the current political situation must therefore be avoided.

While it has the richness of a classical novel, this topical tale is told in a taut time framework and unfolds in the near cinematic scenes that are Miss James's style.

Instead, they emphasized that the detailed cement sequences revealed by CL could be used as a time framework upon which to locate other diagenetic events, providing a complete 'diagenetic stratigraphy'.

The days between the 17th of Tammuz and the 9th of Av are days of mourning, on account of the collapse of Jerusalem during the Roman occupation which occurred during this time framework.

Four branches are ice climbing; mountaineering (as in Mount Everest); competition climbing within a time framework, and wall climbing on the artificial indoor walls that are popping up in urban areas as exercise devices.

The communication also fails to address the system under which the European Parliament is tied in with the procedures and the tight time framework of the so-called annual cycle, to ensure that Parliament' s rights are fully respected.

If the British Government wants to comply with its legal obligations under the OSPAR Convention it should state on 26 June in Copenhagen that it will outline a time framework for the closure of the Sellafield and Thorp plants.

As a result of today's vote, Member States have had the opportunity taken away from them of defining for themselves the time framework determining the night period and therefore, the opportunity to maximise the number of working hours for transporting passengers or goods according to the varying daylight conditions in the various Member States.