Sentence examples for changes in timings from inspiring English sources

These unexplained changes in timings by minister Hishammuddin Hussein threw the media update into a state of confusion for those reporters who have been trying to find consistent sense in the official narrative since regular updates began soon after MH370 'vanished' from regular ATC tracking systems.

The reliability score will tend to collapse differences in probability at the same time, vs changes in timing (or reliability of timing) of peaks, into a single number.

Moreover, dynamic changes in timing predicted ratings of emotional arousal, as well as real-time changes in neural activity.

Regions involved in motor activity, everything from knitting to sprinting, also lighted up with changes in timing and volume.

As fingers stretch, reach and tap with purposeful changes in timing, you might guess that this is what a master trumpet player's hands feel like.

Sarah Wanless, who also co-led the research, said: "It is important to realise that this analysis doesn't identify which predator-prey relationships are most at risk from disruption due to changes in timing.

However, exceptions may occur due to the changes in timing and duration of snow cover (Kurylyk et al. 2013).

Ubisoft CEO Yves Guillemot said in an earnings call that the company would have, barring possible changes in timing, 10 games available for Natal within the first six months of its release.

Bryan et al. (2011) suggested that the farmer's perceptions of long-term decreases in rainfall from the household survey are actually based on their experiences with rainfall variability, and particularly changes in timing and distribution of rainfall.

Researchers will monitor this and other recycled pulsars for subtle changes in timing that might reveal passing gravitational waves--warps in the fabric of spacetime rippling outward from the collisions of enormous black holes.

Finally, it also appears that there is a general trend toward smaller bumps in the last few elections cycles, though this could simply reflect the changes in timing of the conventions.