Sentence examples for Favorable time from inspiring English sources

The SEEs that have a more favorable time profile trigger more precise spike timing at a reduced level of action.

This result also suggests that the spike-triggered average of all SEEs, including both reliable and unreliable ones (see Figs. 4a, c), does not likely possess the most favorable time profile of an SEE that triggers the spikes with most reliable timing.

"Somebody makes a marketing decision that's usually made in a favorable time.

So this could be a favorable time to bring back Johnson.

But now, Kurds view the pre-election period as a more favorable time to negotiate their terms of separation.

Ms. Mattocks said she thought the CW had neglected the show, partly by moving it into less favorable time slots.

Kwatra et al. (2009) [19] have proposed a method with favorable time-step properties integrating the original equations (and thus allowing, for example, also the treatment of shocks).

Rather than fighting the gale-force winds in the storm, the strong, predictable stratification of these winds is leveraged to disperse the balloons into a favorable, time-evolving distribution and to follow the hurricane track as it moves.

In the past, the devout have occasionally engaged in fisticuffs about the pecking order for the most favorable times to take the plunge.

Last month, the European Securities and Markets Authority called on companies to take a hard look at the value they assign to the assets on their balance sheets, particularly those they purchased in more favorable times.

To this day, the Times, as Dargis says, "tries to review every new release," which is one of the reasons for the glut of inconsequential releases — distributors of movies slated for straight-to-video hope to catch the lightning-in-a-bottle of a favorable Times review that will set it apart from the on-demand crowd.