Sentences with phrase «crucial window»

With that said, continuing with an angry, verbal tirade that extends beyond this brief, crucial window for actual learning is meaningless.

You won't be missing some critical crucial window or anything; you'll just go a little longer feeling like you do now, when you're not really able to predict when she'll nap and when you can get stuff done.

With many managers feeling the top targets are unlikely to move in the current transfer window that leaves the summer window as the crucial window where getting the key signings in...

King says the crucial window of opportunity for voting is between now and the holiday break.

He still doesn't think it will work for babies born earlier than 23 weeks — a crucial window for development.

Mr Knapp said: «If sexual selection is indeed the driver of ornament evolution in ceratopsians, as we are increasingly confident it is, demonstrating it through different lines of evidence can provide a crucial window into tracing its effects over potentially huge timescales.»

This is a crucial window for human evolution, with the earliest claimed stone tools, found in neighboring Kenya, dating to 3.3 million years ago.

Most people put off recovery or like to say «I will eat when I get home,» but when you have to travel during that crucial window it is so important to give your body the energy it needs to rebuild your muscles.

This takes less then 60 minutes to prep so from the moment you get home from your run you can whip this up and have a gourmet meal within that crucial window of opportunity.

These next few months are seen as the crucial window for updating this troubled law during President Obama's tenure.

The single most important element in capitalizing on that crucial window, Whitebook said, is who provides education in those years.

Researchers know that the first five years of life are a crucial window.

Tanya O'Carroll, Amnesty International's Technology and Human Rights Officer discusses their motivation for the app — «We have long known that the first hours after somebody's arrest are the crucial window of opportunity for a network to make a difference to their colleague's release — whether it be flooding the police station with calls, arranging a protest, or mobilising lawyers and organisations like Amnesty International for a campaign of international pressure.»

Even though made by Samsung... this is a Google device and we hope the smart men and women at Google together with their sales dept will not let a crucial window for making the HOT GALAXY NEXUS handset available to the populace.

If a kitten does not become accustomed to people holding her and petting her within this crucial window, she will grow up apprehensive of humans and will not be suited to or happy living in homes.

«Done properly, these reports should give consumers and shareholders a crucial window onto what companies are doing to ensure they are buying minerals responsibly,» said Pickles.

All because Google missed a crucial window.

Early childhood is an important time in the formation of lifelong media habits27 and may be a crucial window for intervention.