Sentence examples for calibrate the timing from inspiring English sources

The main new technology needed to make GRAIL possible was a way to calibrate the timing of the satellites accurately.

One must strike the right notes of optimism and realism and carefully calibrate the timing, tone, and positioning of every message.

Rather than groan about the extra work, charitable groups say they are delighted to receive a challenge grant, as long as they calibrate the timing to enlarge upon it.

Our goals are to (i) confirm the monophyly of these co-distributed clades, (ii) calibrate the timing of molecular divergences using fossil ages, (iii) reconstruct ancestral biogeographic ranges and the polarity of biogeographic transitions, and, (iv) compare the resulting patterns of Andes-Amazon exchange to other Neogene radiations of mammals, birds, amphibians, and insects.

The movie goes on to argue that Lincoln calibrated the timing of this diplomacy, including delaying his own meeting with the Confederate envoys, to be sure that nothing from it would materialize in time to jeopardize passage of the amendment.

This discovery has major implications for calibrating the timing of neosauropod diversification, provides the first insight into a previously hidden aspect of their evolutionary history, and questions East Asia's hypothesized status as an isolated island continent during the Jurassic (Supplementary Notes 4 7).

The experimental results have demonstrated that the overlapping-subaperture algorithm is capable of calibrating the timing-error-difference profile of this imaging system with a standard deviation of only a few nanoseconds.

28 demonstrated that active control over a distant audiovisual event renders the auditory and visual percepts more likely to be perceived as simultaneous: we can send out a motor action and analyze the returning multimodal sensations in order to calibrate the relative timing of different modalities.

Alternatively, a tree like that in c can be scaled to time (e.g., in millions of years before the present), for example if fossil or "molecular clock" data are available for calibrating the specific timing of branching events (Benton and Ayala 2003; see also Fig. 9).

We also determined the age of the HGT events, by means of a time calibrated phylogeny, and discuss the timing of HGT events within the context of major geological events.

In both analyses, we used independent evidence to calibrate nodes and estimate the timing of the origins of herbivory, and we evaluated nodes for statistical support (supplementary materials and methods, Supplementary Material online).