"event timings" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to refer to the time or time period associated with an event. For example, "Our event timings will be 10am to 5pm."
We measured the time to compute the gravitational forces using either the NVIDIA GPU Profiler or the built-in event timings of OpenCL.
Precisely, the time interval for a pair of services s and s ′ is defined by Δ t s s ′ = t s ′ − t s with event timings t s and t s ′.
In summary, in this second experiment we manipulated event timings in two ways: the overall delay of the probe after the array, and the delay of the probe after the cue (the 'CTI'CTI
Event timings at 10%, 40%, and 70% MVC were convolved with a double-gamma hemodynamic response function and its temporal derivative.
An intelligent computer interface (CED1401plus, Cambridge Electronic Design, Cambridge, UK) was used to digitize the recordings of the perfusion pressure, ECG and stimulus event timings.
There are several initial design components that must be considered: event timing, interfacing to lighting and appliances, and programming the time intervals.
The accuracy of event timing is important to ensure events are counted during the correct usage time.
Timing calibration is an integral part of the network architecture providing an event timing integrity with less than 1 ns.
Crucially, organizers can change the event timing and content and send push notifications to attendees.
The analyses in [18], [19], for example, employ a Hawkes point process model [53], [54] to study event timing dynamics.
As opposed to traditional fMRI signal analysis techniques, we do not impose any prior knowledge of the event timing.
