Sentence examples for control over timing from inspiring English sources

Just like we assume that consumption and leisure are normal goods, i.e. that more consumption and more leisure "is better" in the sense that it provides more utility, we assume here that more flexibility in work schedule and location (i.e. more control over timing and location of work) and thus a better schedule and working time fit "is better" as well.

Control over timing behavior of software is difficult to achieve, and timing behavior is neither predictable nor repeatable.

To enable reasoning about timing behavior of programs rather than programs on particular architectures, we propose to endow ISAs with timed semantics, and we introduce ISA extensions, so-called deadline instructions, which enable precise control over timing at the level of nanoseconds.

Depending on the type of investment, you may not have control over timing a sale, but you may be able to accelerate or delay a closing if it's close to year-end.

Furthermore, by joining Microsoft's Windows Phone ecosystem not only has Nokia lost control over timing, it has also meant an over reliance on chip maker Qualcomm for whom Windows Phone in terms of numbers is a small piece of the pie.

We had no control over timing of discharge and scheduling of follow-up dates.

They generated a transgenic mouse that allowed cartilage-specific cre recombinase expression under control of the Col2a1 promoter, but added tetracycline-controlled transcriptional activation to add a level of control over the timing of expression [ 55].

The attentional blink paradigm requires very precise control over the timing of stimulus presentation, and is therefore well suited to investigate the timing capabilities of the QRTEngine.

The president had no control over the timing of Judge Phillips's finding.

Explicit control over the timing and dose of these presentations is highly desirable.

"What we needed was a trigger that would give us control over the timing of the heat release," says Grossman.