Sentences with phrase «span at»

NAHB expects multifamily to range at the lower end of this years» span at between 255,000 and 270,000.

Sadly, Goldfish have a longer attention span at roughly 9 seconds.

In 2010, Virginia ranked 25th nationally for male life span at 76.3 years, which is slightly above the national average of 76.1 years.

I think the youth are gaining a longer attention span at this point.

The open world was amazing, but it made me feel like we had no attention span at all.

Films will screen across a seven - day span at a selection of city venues.

His attention span at this age is similar to that of a two - year - old child.

According to the law, teacher residency programs must span at least one year.

As is to be expected, the film takes some liberties in telling Sonora's tale, namely by condensing events that took place over several years into a productive span at the budding of her womanhood.

Unlike Earth, neither Titan nor Mars has plate tectonics, but they both have longer range features that span at least one - fortieth of each world's girth.

With that, it is then fair to expect that a newly minted Ph.D. scientist will be looking forward to a career that will span at least 30 more years.

Twenty participants completed three 120 - minute driving sessions over a three - day span at the same time each day, then scored their fatigue levels on a questionnaire.

Using transgenic fruit flies, he and his colleagues in the Curtsinger lab demonstrated that the production of a protein called hsp70 in response to brief heat stress extends the insects» subsequent life span at normal temperatures (see «Survivor!»).

In the vernacular of the science, calorie restriction appears to increase life span and health span at least in part by «reducing signaling in the insulin / IGF pathway.»

Talk of a renewed effort to begin planning for a second span at the Peace Bridge is overblown, Jim Heaney told Steve Brown on Sunday's weekly installment of Outrages & Insights.

Some kids have quite a long attention span at this age while others don't, so adjust your reading sessions accordingly.

Having 15 min attention span at that age is absolutely brilliant though.

From what I hear we were pretty poor the entire match with the exception of that 3 - 4 minute span at the end of the second half.

It's a punishing film in its willingness to play with your attention span at times, but it's somehow conveyed with a brilliant point.

The average life span at that time was 30, so not one person writing the Bible could ever have even known him.

The average life span at that time was about 40 - 45 years.

The confrontation that followed lasted just a few minutes, but it was long enough to spark a class - action lawsuit, a criminal investigation spanning at least three states and a major regulatory crackdown in the U.S.. Now, for the first time, Canadian officials have confirmed they too are investigating the issues at the heart of the dispute.

But there was a gap of widespread support that spanned at least 1 generation.

Pembrey and Swedish researcher Lars Olov Bygren noted that fluctuations in the towns» food supply may have health effects spanning at least two generations.

Only asteroids that spanned at least 18 meters (nearly 60 feet) in diameter were lethal.

The analysis suggests that about 1,000 copy number variations exist in each person, spanning at least 1 percent of the genome.

Results: Over time scales spanning at least a decade, the amount of sunlight that reaches the Earth's surface has varied.

However, it took whole - genome sequencing to identify the second disease allele, a heterozygous ~ 55 kb deletion spanning at least three other exons in the gene.

From the title down, it arrives prepackaged and closed to interpretation, which doesn't do justice to lives defined by instability and a legacy of abuse that spans at least three generations.

While that's a big element of it — and one scene near the end is just heartbreaking — it's a deeply engrossing portrait of one woman and all her experiences that spans at least five years or so (Kechiche recently said he'd be open to a sequel and he could have easily continued her story into the future if he wanted.

The appointed review team then undertakes an intensive visit to the country spanning at least one full week that includes visits to schools, teacher education programs, inspection and assessment services, local school districts, teachers» and administrators» organizations, university and Ministry research departments, and the offices of Ministers and their senior staff.

Or maybe it will be provided even free to those who are willing to accept data plans spanning at least 2 - years.

Therefore, this series of articles is only reviewing the past performance of my work based on long - term results that spanned at least a normal business cycle.

All have completed extensive residency training which involves intensive clinical, teaching, and research activities spanning at least two years.

Ethnohistoric, ethnographic, iconographic, and archaeological sources indicate the importance of caves in Maya culture over a period spanning at least 1,500 years.

Codemasters might be developing a new IP for «true next - gen consoles» — according to the resume of a former employee, which states that she was working «on an unannounced AAA title spanning at least 6 platforms and true «next - gen» consoles».

In keeping with the trajectory of her practice spanning at least fifteen years, Fineisen has created a bittersweet aura that pervades the entire space.

This exhibition, co-curated and co-organized by CAC and the Tang Museum at Skidmore College, represents the first time that even Crosby has been able to see all the work in The Predecessors, which spans at least half a decade, on display together.

Their analysis period varied from region to region, but within each region it generally spanned at least the last several decades, and for some regions much of the 20th century (Australia, United States, Norway, and South Africa).

Decisions around mitigation measures will have long - ranging effects: A recently published study in Nature Climate Change looks into the «deep time» implications of carbon dioxide impacts and found that government policies today that are being set to mitigate (or not) carbon dioxide impacts will have implications spanning at least the next 10,000 years.

These families are likely to need flexible, multi-modal programmes, grounded in ecological approaches, spanning at least two generations, which respond to individual circumstances.

The financial calculator, the fax machine, the PC and the Internet are all worthy of consideration and might be included in a technology category spanning at least a decade.

It's amazing what you can do in a short amount of time... especially since attention spans at a young age aren't all that lengthy!

Not exact matches

The story focuses on the Pentagon Papers — documents that military analyst Daniel Ellsberg leaked that looked at US involvement in Vietnam spanning four presidents — and how the press, and The Washington Post in particular, brought the information to the American public.

Design trends change quickly, and in the span of a decade or two, the fonts, colors and shapes that seemed cool at the time could be laughed at in the modern era as nostalgic leftovers.

Prior to Deutsch Bank, he worked at Morgan Stanley from 2003 to 2014 in roles spanning structured credit to global macro.

The drop includes three exclusive naturally dyed colorways, released one per day over the span of three days — starting at 12 p.m. EST on Tuesday, April 17.

In our Global Leadership Forecast 2018 — published by DDI, The Conference Board and EY with support from CNBC — we took a look at more than 25,000 leaders spanning 54 countries and 26 major industry sectors.

Warheads gave you playground credibility; the more you could eat at once, or the number of Warheads you could eat in a certain span of time gave you cool points.

I spoke to Henry Siu, a professor at the University of British Columbia who specializes in automation and the decline of middle - class jobs; he predicted that the trucking industry could automate within the span of one to two years.