Sentence examples for deviation of timing from inspiring English sources

The deviation of timing signatures from a Poissonian or exponential is thus mainly indicative of the usefulness of the dataset because a featureless dataset is essentially useless for any kind of quantitative (causal) inference or timing analysis.

Relative timing variability was obtained by the mean of intra-subject standard deviation of relative timing of t aiming movements to the targets.

ISI or the standard deviation of spike timing (SDST) of sequential spikes is linearly correlated with absolute refractory period (ARP) or threshold potential (ΔVts = Vts-Vr), indicating that ARP and ΔVts control the capacity of sequential spikes.

We used a normal prior with a mean of 550,000 years and standard deviation of 25,000 years for the timing of this split, based on the appearance of the ancestral cave lion P. leo fossilis in the European fossil record [ 35, 46].

During the original performance, brain areas linked to emotion activated much more than with the uninflected version, showing bursts of activity with each deviation in timing or volume.

Similarly, for 3T c resolution case, the error floor is around 4×10−5 resulting in timing error standard deviation of about 1.58 ns, which is again less than the intended accuracy of 3T c =3.84 ns.

Different seed size and deviation in the timing of germination among seeds of a single parent have been shown to affect the population biology of progeny by resulting in differential competitive ability, survivorship and reproductive output (Baker 1974; Baskin and Baskin 1976; Cideciyan and Malloch 1982).

So it is a matter of timing.

The question of timing is critical.

Then there was the matter of timing.

"It's a question of timing".