Sentence examples for forward timing from inspiring English sources

The height of a simple step is defined as greater than the radius of the large forward timing pulley, and less than the height of the center of gravity on the perpendicular robot.

No differences between groups were seen for TA movement [ 47] or deep abdominal wall muscle feed-forward timing [ 55, 60].

David Owen, chief European economist at Jefferies International, said there was a "strong case" for Hammond bringing forward the timing of the Autumn Statement to early November to show a more joined up policy response.

If we did have a concerted effort to allow them to "let off steam", either it would do nothing or, if it did do something, it's more likely to actually bring forward the timing of the eruption.

Where an earthquake fault or volcano is primed and ready to go, however, climate change may provide that extra helping hand that brings forward the timing of a quake or eruption that would eventually have happened anyway.

Newly-elected Scottish Labour leader Johann Lamont, leading a debate on Scotland's future at Holyrood today, suggested Mr Salmond lacks the courage to bring forward the timing of a referendum.

However, the challenge is to both improve rates of diagnosis and bring forward the timing of the diagnosis.

Forward-annotation involves path timing information and the netlist database of a design.

The assessor commenced timing as the participant leaned forward to stand up, and ceased when the participant's hips made contact with the seat to sit down.

Be careful of things like vertical recovery, using her forward arial attack at ground height, and timing her Toad special wrong.

I was hitting the ball very well, timing it well and am looking forward to the next round," added Henin.