The phrase "a precise timing of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the exactness or accuracy of a specific moment or schedule in time.
Example: "The project requires a precise timing of the launch to ensure maximum impact."
Alternatives: "an exact timing of" or "a specific timing of".
Although such a mechanism is possible, it requires a precise timing of inhibition to annihilate bAPs without impairment of forward-directed excitatory information flow.
Second, an inductive trigger was built into the system to facilitate a precise timing of the slider-floor contact during the test.
The computers are synchronized by means of a GPS antenna (35-HVS, manufactured by Garmin, Schaffhausen, Switzerland) to keep a precise timing of meteor and fireball events.
However, due to a lack of resources a precise timing of acquiring a single image at the growing season (leaf development) might be considered advantageous for detecting dead trees (no leaf development).
The modifications done to the Rosenbrock solver enable a precise timing of events during simulation.
This protocol allows for a precise timing of action potential generation in interneurons.
To this end, we adjusted an implementation of the Rosenbrock solver [ 57], an integrator with an adaptive step size, to a very precise timing of the events.
The new integrated bio-, chemo-, and sequence stratigraphic framework enables a more precise timing of environmental changes within the studied time interval and identifies Decontra as an important locality for correlating not only shallow and deep water sediments of the Mediterranean region but also on a global scale.
We describe how the phasic modulation of reticulospinal activity from the spinal CPG ensures reliable steering/turning commands without the need for a very precise timing of on- or offset, by using a biophysically detailed large-scale (19,600 model neurons and 646,800 synapses) computational model of the lamprey brainstem spinal cord network.
Optimal motor functioning requires a highly precise timing of the coordination of muscles involved in a movement.
We have designed the Focusing DIRC prototype, which potentially can reduce the chromatic error by a precise timing in the range of 50 100 ps per photon, and the bar thickness by a focusing mirror.
