Sentence examples for disrupted timing from inspiring English sources

Thus, he has to see the receiver get open, which prolongs the play and results in disrupted timing and big defensive plays.

Even less understood is how disrupted timing leads to disease conditions in humans.

The cerebellum is thought to be critical for task timing, and both patients with cerebellar lesions and autism patients show disrupted timing in cerebellum-dependent tasks, including eyeblink conditioning.

Though the striatum and DA transmission are thought to be essential for timekeeping, potential working memory (WM) and executive problems could also disrupt timing.

Thus, jittering spike times by 19 ms was expected to disrupt timing from direct synaptic connections.

"They get to the ball well, they hunt the ball down, they're trying to strip it, they're trying to disrupt routes, they're trying to disrupt timing.

For instance, the firing rate of striatal and cortical neurones has been found to track timing performance in immediate timing schedules [5,6], and lesions of the dorsal striatum in rats have been found to disrupt timing on these schedules [7].

For example, it has been reported that lesions of different subregions of the frontal cortex can disrupt timing performance or slow the acquisition of timing behaviour of rats on the FIPP [33,34].

For instance, it has been reported that there is an increase in the firing rate of striatal and cortical neurones recorded in rats during performance of a multiple-duration fixed-interval procedure [5], and lesions of the dorsal striatum in rats have been found to disrupt timing on the FIPP [6].

With his fastball regularly reaching 93 miles per hour, he disrupted batters' timing with an assortment of two-seamers, changeups, cutters and the occasional slider.

He disrupts hitters' timing with more pitches than a typical reliever throws, and seems to thrive on the rush of relieving.