timeframes

You can expect that we will be ready to use our new administrative enforcement tools within the timeframes prescribed by Congress.

A goal of the digest effort is to produce a concise, usable view of all program work, timeframes, and required results.

Since every market can be analyzed in several timeframes, Triple Screen insists that you begin by defining your favorite timeframe.

This means, of course, that timeframes are changed, as a result, and the course of action is a modification for the better.

The baselines can be used to compare the performance of a DB2 instance during different timeframes.

Establish necessary recordkeeping, replenishment timeframes and levels, and local currency availability.

This may not be the ideal model but it is one that makes decisionmakers accountable while preserving limited timeframes for review.

It enables the integration of enterprise information, regardless of the sources, targets and timeframes.

Furthermore, it should be targeted at specific areas and include timeframes for completion.

As a consequence, IT organizations need to produce more business value in shorter timeframes.

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PERT chart shows relationships among tasks and timeframes .

This perspective can often give you a good idea for the timeframes you may want to consider for deeper analysis.

Timeframes may be set for each task and reported when overdue.

Finally, recommendations are offered for SIT's market entry in China through different timeframes.

There are some rough timeframes in each step, but the real rule is to increase only when you feel ready, and no sooner.

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Every tick (the most precise method based on all available least timeframes)