Sentence examples for a precise time of from inspiring English sources

They did not have a precise time of death, a law enforcement official said, but believed it was on Tuesday.

Tintin visits a hospital where the seven stricken members of the Sanders-Hardiman expedition are housed; he is astonished that at a precise time of day, all awaken and scream about figures attacking them before slipping back into their comas.

An innovative solution based on the multithreading technique has been implemented, to guarantee the correct execution of the required tasks and a precise time alignment of acquired data.

However, a precise time course of HG-induced neuronal cell damage has not been fully characterized.

It is becoming increasingly clear that TFs can be classified as a function of their age and that in some cases they acquired their regulatory role in a precise time window of the evolutionary process.

However, it has recently been argued that the evidence reviewed by Indefrey and Levelt (2004) may not provide a precise time frame of picture naming (Strijkers et al. 2011).

A plumbing services company watches the movements of its workers to give customers a more precise time of arrival than an eight-hour range.

Some patients seem to have a very precise time of onset of symptoms e.g. following a traumatic event, whereas others may have a long history of localized pain or other symptoms (personal observations).

However, gene profiling has not been able to identify a precise time or a set of transcriptional events that more directly associate with fate determination of effector memory and central memory T cells.

Spawning occurs a few days after the full moon and at a precise time after sunset, although the time of day and night(s) on which spawning and gamete release occurs is highly species-specific.

This relatively fast process allowed ultrastructural imaging of a precise time-point of interest.