The phrase "absolute timing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where precise measurement or scheduling is important, such as in science, engineering, or project management.
Example: "In this experiment, we need to ensure absolute timing to achieve accurate results."
Alternatives: "precise timing" or "exact timing".
The testing of the two alternative hypotheses presented in Figure 1 can be viewed under a relative time scale [ 46], i.e. with no reference to any absolute timing.
Furthermore, GPS satellite signals enable accurate sampling and absolute timing of magnetometer data even at remote field stations.
Further constraint on the absolute timing of Mesoproterozoic tectonism is provided through the dating of zircon growth from samples of the meta-sedimentary Radium Creek Metamorphics.
By targeting our tephra analysis at the To-a (AD 915) horizon, we determined an absolute timing for the E4 deposits.
GPS is used to maintain absolute timing accuracy better than 1 μs, but the subsystem is not always available due to power constraints, so a method has been developed to correct the onboard clock error without the use of GPS.
The accelerograms obtained after applying the sensor-response correction are shown in Fig. 2 along with those from the KATNP (Kanti Path, Kathmandu) station, which is managed by United States Geological Survey (USGS) (the records of KATNP lack absolute timing).
The timing system gives absolute time to all technical subsystems; the PLC logic control system provides synthetic logic conditions to the timing system and takes charge of personnel and machine protection; the feedback control system controls the plasma current, plasma position and plasma shape, which is essential to optimize plasma performance.
This high time resolution is not for absolute time but for the relative timing between the MEP-e and PWE.
The timing probe was designed to directly detect positrons and generate an absolute time reference.
A single, dedicated, centralized, and supramodal clock is the closest model of timing in the brain to keep track of a Newtonian-like "absolute" time.
Finishing a level can take seconds, but learning the locations of enemies, the best approach vectors and the absolute perfect timing can take hours to accomplish.
