Sentence examples for constrained timing from inspiring English sources

The phase relationship(s) between insolation variation, terrestrial paleoclimate, and atmospheric pCO2 during these events remains enigmatic however, due to their poorly constrained timing relative to specific orbital configurations.

Constraining time encourages quality time.

Previous geological work on Fogo Island had constrained the timing of the slope failure to between a hundred and twenty-four thousand and sixtyearse thousago yeago ago.

Although extensive study has constrained the timing of isthmian formation [1] [4], [18] [20], the paleogeographic nature of southern Central America before the isthmus is still disputed.

We therefore constrained the timing of the drop in exposure hazard to reported market closure dates (Technical Appendix Table 1).

Comparison of sequences from sea squirt, lamprey, elephant shark and several bony fish revealed that two rounds of duplication have probably taken place and constrained the timing of the whole-genome events to after the divergence of vertebrates from tunicates and lancelets, but before the split between cartilaginous fishes and bony vertebrates [ 23].

The latest hybrid architectures proposed in the field of complex mobile robotic architectures have shown the necessity of using real-time algorithms for guaranteeing the combined execution of timing constrained activities with deliberate behaviours.

Luminescence dating provided an estimate of the timing of the sand aggradation periods to ∼160, ∼90, ∼60, 27 and 17 14 ka and helped constrain the timing of calcrete formation periods.

A measurement with the Curiosity rover probes the Hesperian era and constrains the timing of hydrogen loss.

Therefore, it is essential to constrain the timing of the EER formation in order to constrain the melt fraction of the EER.

Paleontologists continue to investigate this trend looking for evidence of older trilobites and working to better constrain the timing of their origins.