given period
collocation in Englishmeaningsofgivenandperiod
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given
adjective
uk/ˈɡɪv.ən/us/ˈɡɪv.ən/
already decided, arranged, ...
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period
noun[C]
uk/ˈpɪə.ri.əd/us/ˈpɪr.i.əd/
a length ...
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(Definition ofgivenandperiodfrom theCambridge English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)
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Vertical lines indicate standard deviation for thegivenperiod.
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What in anygivenperiod, makes the difference?
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The remarriage rates of divorced women were extremely high at anygivenperiod.
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Observations made about agivenperiodhave too easily been borrowed to explain another.
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Each ' step ' reflects the total rate of onset during agivenperiodof observation.
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Total heat generated over agivenperiodalso increased with increasing water content.
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A value of a < 1/2 allows for a finite fraction of agents not to trade during agivenperiod.
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Recall that 2a corresponds to the fraction of agents who are active in the market in agivenperiod.
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Table 2 shows attack rates (illnesses that started in agivenperiod) by clinical type, age of child and season.
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The rates of remarriage among men were always higher than those of women in anygivenperiodor age group.
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The method gives the overall percentage trapped of the total approaching the trap in agivenperiodof time.
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In the case of an unexpectedly large government expenditure in agivenperiod, whose consumption must be decreased?
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Its adoption by most scientists of agivenperiodlends a certain homogeneity to the conduct and presentation of research.
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This variable controls for the effect of the degree of consensus in agivenperiodon the propensity of groups to vote together.
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The undertakings establish the kind of improvements operators need to accomplish within agivenperiod of time in order to achieve the binding standards.
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These parties will stay longer in power over agivenperiodthan their share of votes over that period would justify.
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There might be a guarantee that no one state would hold it more than a certain number of times in agivenperiod.
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We therefore need to relate the aggregate excess demand in agivenperiodto the return or price change during that period.
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It follows that the set of parameter values with diffeomorphisms with all periodic points of agivenperiodhyperbolic is open and dense.
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In anygivenperiodof human history, therefore, religious knowledge is dependent on other forms of human knowledge, including scientific and philosophical interventions.
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The feature of unobservable aggregate state of the economy implies that the aggregate liquidity demands in agivenperiodare not known with certainty.
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