specified time

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meanings of specifyand time

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specify
verb[T]
uk /ˈspes.ɪ.faɪ/ us /ˈspes.ə.faɪ/
to explain or describe something clearly ...
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time
noun
uk /taɪm/ us /taɪm/
the part of existence that is measured in minutes, days, years, etc., or this process considered as ...
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Examples of specified time

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Genotypeassisted optimum contribution selection to maximize response over a specifiedtime period.
The participants were required to select one of three answers within a specifiedtime.
In the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries, this right meant that sales of inherited land to non-relatives could be declared invalid within a specifiedtime period.
It assesses the capacity to produce different words starting with a specific letter within a specifiedtime interval.
To the extent that (6b) refers to a particular act of wall-painting, which took place at the specifiedtime, it is of questionable acceptability.
The algorithm synthesizes a dynamic motion trajectory that allows the mobile manipulator to carry the maximum load between two given end positions in a specifiedtime.
The sensor samples physical motion; the processor translates it into numerical digital data, summarizing the frequency of motions into epochs of specifiedtime duration and storing the summary in memory.
However, the duration can be changed easily to duration of marriage, duration from first birth or duration from any specifiedtime point.
Dynamics of retino-geniculate synapses specifiedtime frame were measured and accumulated in a histogram.
The survival function shows the proportion of units that continue to survive beyond a specifiedtime, indexed here by number of months.
Advance or reset to a specifiedtime, starting from the current time, subject to currently set breakpoints.
The most common method, a prospective approach, requires physicians to document all patient contacts, treatments, and treatment rationales within a specifiedtime period.
The model was composed of defined health states between which a patient could move over specifiedtime periods.
No incentives were used to increase the response rate, but reminders were issued to those lead authors that did not respond within the specifiedtime.
Test 1 was found to be the easiest with 44 subjects successfully completing the design within the specifiedtime, with 4 subjects giving up.
An operation returns with a result that indicates failure if it does not succeed within its specifiedtime-out period.
Further, he was to keep open and supplied a certain number of godowns (warehouses) according to a specifiedtime schedule for the purpose of easy distribution.
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