Let's just say that the lighting people have to have split-second timing to make the final moment work.
If the heat shield survived and successfully protected Beagle, the probe would have used computer-controlled split second timing to fire charges, releasing parachutes to slow it to 200mph.
However, then came the important five-minute period of the match before half-time as two Shiels scores were followed by Carson first-timing to the net with an impressive piece of ground hurling.
First, timing of the sampling in relation to last dose intake will influence the measured concentration.
Buick kicked on at the top of the stretch and had enough horse to beat off all bar Magician, whose finishing kick was delivered with split-second timing by Moore to catch The Fugue in the final strides as the filly cried enough.
The players commenced each sprint from a standing start with their front foot 0.10 m behind the first timing gate and were instructed to sprint as fast as possible.
Second, the optimal timing to commence anti-fibrotic treatment is of utmost importance to CD patients, however, is not defined yet.
First, timing: when should fiscal and monetary tightening begin?
The synchronous interrupts are generated in the main loop and they are timed every 5, 10, and 80 ms by the CMT peripheral; in particular, the first timing slot is used for each data acquisition, the second timing slot is used for both data acquisition and control algorithm, and the third timing is used to manage the communication with an external device or PC.
We've all seen that "training test" in movies and TV; the one where law enforcement personnel move slowly through a mocked-up set as pop-up figures suddenly appear, demanding that the "testee" judge -- with split-second timing -- whether to pull their trigger or pause to, say, let an old lady toss her cat out a door.
Third, timing of metamorphosis in response to chemicals should be highly variable.
