Synonyms for time frame
time frame

Princeton's WordNet

1. time framenoun

   a time period during which something occurs or is expected to occur

   "an agreement can be reached in a reasonably short time frame"

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1. • Time Period

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1. Dan Mullen:

   I’ve known Ed for a long time. I like Ed, great coach, obviously, he won a national championship just a couple of years ago (in 2019). He hasn’t forgotten how to coach in that time frame, so I just think in today’s world with coaching, your rating as a coach is week-to-week, if not play-by-play on Saturdays. That’s not just him. That’s all of us, you know what I mean?

2. Rob Meyerson:

   We think we’ll start flying passengers in 2017, these will be test engineers. Then we’ll sell tickets. I imagine Jeff and I will fly in the 2018-ish time frame.

3. Charles Whall:

   Pouyanne brings (cost) cutting experience, he is very measured and precise in his delivery and dealings internally and particularly externally, I think this is appropriate in this time frame.

4. Myriah Williams:

   He fits the time frame for the erasures, which we know would have been in the late 16th century, but we can only speculate that he might have been the one to take it upon himself to 'cleanse' the manuscript.

5. Peter Salama:

   We are planning a randomized, controlled clinical trial, and we expect that to start within the time frame of this outbreak, so within the next couple of months in DRC.