Sentence examples for derived from timing from inspiring English sources

Some accents are simply derived from timing.

This technique was primarily derived from timing measurements—such as when Mars rose above the horizon, rather than from the less accurately known position of the planet on the celestial sphere.

Magnetoencephalography was used to measure brain responses to dichotic pitches – a perception of pitch created by segregating a narrow band of noise from a wider band of noise – derived from interaural timing or level disparities.

Mercury's mass derived from pulsar timing was off by only 0.1%.

You have no direct control over your units, which range from bobbing foot-solders to Tolkien-esque trolls, so the strategy derives from choice, timing, and placement.

The timing accuracy was derived from the time difference of event detection with plastic MCP and a detector with liquid scintillator (BC519) coupled to a photomultiplier tube.

Times for the 200 m sections from the 600, 400 and 200 m positions were derived from an electronic timing system that used underground transmitters and a receiver in each horse's saddle cloth.

Patterns of growth and allometry were similar between ponds with different hydroperiods, but considerable life history variation was derived from modulating the timing of and size at metamorphosis.

The timing requirements derived from the assumptions of discrete-time control theory are not realistic for computer implementations.

The second substorm was found to consist of two activations, with onset timing derived from auroral intensity at different ground stations.

Key to this role is the low excitability of these cells, part of which is derived from the efficacy and timing of GABA-mediated inhibition in the DG (Coulter & Carlson, 2007).