Sentence examples for complex timing from inspiring English sources
Time-based and direction-based measurements are highly correlated with the MS position [3, 12], but AOA and TOA localization metrics are not available to inexpensive and common wireless systems, due to the need for antenna arrays and time synchronization or complex timing requirements, respectively.
It's a swirling, complex timing challenge, impossible to parse accurately without all that modern technology.
One of the most complex timing requirement in these systems is the data age constraint.
(3) The olivo-cerebellar loop could perform complex timing operations rather than error detection and teaching.
Their manner toward one another is vaguely hostile, yet the complex timing of the dance, the many moments when its chaotic simultaneity snaps into synchronicity, requires tight teamwork, with no help from the electronic crackling in Thom Willems's score.
"We appreciate that the E.P.A. appears to have attempted to take into consideration the complex timing issues that this decision creates for the N.G.S. owners," John Sullivan, the chief resources executive at the project, said in a statement.
It is obvious, however, that the trade-offs are complex since timing was also found to be an important factor in the decision of multiple broods.
This complex biological timing requires more than circadian organization; coordination on the ultradian domain (i.e. faster time scales where clocks cycle many times in a day) is essential.
On the basis of our observation that the 3′ end of URA3 consists of a complex, multipartite timing determinant, we were aware that identifying any trans-acting factor(s) mediating the effect of this determinant might be challenging, for example, that redundancy introduced by multiple trans-acting factors interacting with the determinant might complicate the analysis.
"Now we have computers that are adjusting things as complex as valve timing in the engines in real time," Leinbach wrote.
Doing it solo and delivering complex material requiring timing and concentration is something to be respected, not derided.
