Sentence examples for appearance timing from inspiring English sources
It is common practice, for example, when archiving net art, to have artists fill out a questionnaire in order to specify which features of a work are crucial for its preservation whether features of appearance, timing and motion, interactivity potentials and methods, linking to other sites, or hardware and software.
However, the appearance, timing, and frequency all suggested that most or all of them were Carcelia reclinata.
2 Appearance, timing, and severity of signs and symptoms correlate with the number, distribution, and growth rate of these cysts.
Furthermore, as already reported in literature [ 33], the average appearance timing of corneal ectasia is about 12 60 months after LASIK; so it will be interesting to conduct a more extensive follow-up (up to 3 months) in order to consider possible late changes of corneal biomechanics after SMILE.
These signals are amplified by dedicated fast preamplifiers and the time interval of appearance timings between the START and STOP signals are measured by a time-to-digital converter (TDC).
They wrote of her guest appearance, "Her timing was decent.
There is evidence for the presence of molecular abnormalities that are associated with greater proliferation of breast cancer in African American than in Caucasian women, potentially accelerating the development, appearance, and timing of breast cancer.
Many of the detection errors in later stages can be corrected by accounting for prior constraints and dependency between time: false-positive results are prevented by the general constraints on division appearances and timings, and false negatives are prevented from expectations on deaths.
"And the appearance here, the timing, is very unfortunate.
A cooling-off period prior to the first trade under a Rule 10b5-1 plan minimizes the appearance of market timing and strengthens the affirmative defense.
Each subdivision expression profile had a different temporal order of appearance, similar in timing to the order of analogous cell types of the mammalian cortex.
