Sentence examples for a predictable timing from inspiring English sources

The experiments show that D. virilis males and females perform duets; in other words, there is a predictable timing between male and female songs.

These studies show that responses are suppressed when the stimulation has a predictable timing, either because it is delivered at a stable rate, or because other cues predict the stimulus onset time.

Speculatively, this lack of a predictable timing pattern could be related to the visuo-spatial nature of the task, both in terms of response alternatives (where, not when) and in terms of the reinforcer.

We describe an alternative in this paper: a SPARC-based processor with predictable timing and instruction-set extensions that provide precise timing control.

We need a sea change and should take the constructive approach by designing computer architectures where predictable timing is a first-order design factor.

Two regions showed an impact of timing limited to audiovisual presentations: predictable timing enhanced activity in multisensory pSTS, while random timing enhanced activity in the planum temporale.

That kind of cinematic editing and shuffling of musical time seems to be the opposite of the conventional symphonic principle, substituting a logic of surreal colours, unpredictable textures and even less predictable timing for the development, argument, and discourse of proper symphonic behaviour.

Another key quality of the reactive architectures is that they have very predictable timing properties, which make it feasible to analyze their worst-case reaction time (WCRT).

Natural arousal from torpor occurs spontaneously with highly predictable timing.

Modern processors go to extreme lengths to ensure their function is predictable, but have abandoned predictable timing in favor of average-case performance.

Figure 1 shows the points between predictable timing with where the unpredictable variation in dwell is located.