Sentence examples for as timing of general from inspiring English sources

Zeitgebers can be either physical stimuli (e.g., light) or social events such as timing of general activities or meals (Juda et al. 2013; Patton and Mistlberger 2013).

50 51 As reported elsewhere, the commonest reasons for non-participation were that women preferred follow-up by their own general practitioner and logistical issues (such as timing of recruitment clinics).

His most important initial decision will be the timing of the general election.

With last year's Westland helicopter affair now fading from the national consciousness and Thatcher holding a small but consistent lead in the public opinion polls, speculation as to the timing of her third general election increasingly dominates the front pages.

"If any politicians wanted my views on any matters they only had to read the editorials of the Sun," he said in response to questions about whether he discussed political issues such as the euro or the timing of the UK general election when he stayed at Chequers as a guest of Gordon Brown.

Mr Balls devoted considerable effort to portraying Mr Osborne's deficit reduction plan as entirely driven by politics and the timing of the next general election in 2015.

"Housing market and general economic conditions in 2009 are expected to remain difficult or possibly worsen as the timing of any meaningful recovery for the home-building industry remains uncertain," Jeffrey Mezger, left, the chief executive, said.

As the timing of the phases of juvenile dispersal can indicate some of the causes of variation between individual strategies there is a general need to develop reliable methods to identify when these changes occur.

"This is just a matter of timing," General Sutanto told reporters in Jakarta.

Over the weekend, some news accounts described Friday's court decision as bad timing for Attorney General Eric Holder, who has scrambled in recent weeks to soothe anger at the Justice Department's surveillance of journalists.

Geochemical datasets are often highly heterogeneous in sampling density, being governed by the locations of volcanoes, timing of eruptions and availability of suitable samples and sample locations, as well as general interest of selected locations.