estimated duration

The estimated duration of the delays was revised by the safety board, to almost 90 minutes, at a news conference late Saturday night.

However, the estimated duration of that one on the stand is five hundred thousand years, before it may begin to need a few repairs."

"Estimated duration of unconsciousness provided by anesthizine gas?"

He'd been modified to take an oversized cartridge, an endless loop designed to repeat automatically, estimated duration a hundred years plus.

Treatment depends on the severity of the hyperglycemia and the estimated duration of the steroid treatment.

Estimated duration two days."

Prediction error equals the actual duration of the new case minus the estimated duration of the new case.

Five studies reported an estimated duration of illness, which varied from a total duration of illness of less than six months to a mean of 30 months.

Users must manually input an estimated duration for every task, and state the task they are currently working on which builds a daily work log (timesheet) that may be reviewed later.

The trial of these charges was subsequently fixed for June 1992, with an estimated duration of nine weeks, and in the light of the advice already given by this Board in relation to the appeal, it is now in progress.

The trustee representing Alaska, Don Collinsworth, who is the commissioner of Fish and Game, said, "We would have preferred to put in our initial estimated duration of the studies, but we could not get the Federal trustees to go with that approach."