Sentence examples for less timing from inspiring English sources
Smith swipes his first ball, the second of the innings, over square leg for four – a thumping shot that he repeats, with slightly less timing, from his second ball.
Due to a higher speed precision resulting in less timing jitter, a centrifuge would be better suited for control requirements.
Overall, human subjects were more accurate than monkeys and showed less timing variability, especially during the self-pacing phase when multiple intervals were produced.
Moreover, the bit-serialization can reduce 33%~ 35% silicon area for less timing-critical applications.
Due to its longer acquisition time, steady-state MRA (SS-MRA) is less sensitive for timing uncertainties than first-pass MRA (FP-MRA), as demonstrated for the visualization of arterial stenoses in patients with peripheral arterial occlusive disease [10].
The indication for rectus femoris transfer was based on 3 parameters: maximum knee flexion in swing (less than 50°), timing of knee flexion in swing (more than 5% delayed), and total knee range of motion (less than 45°).
HIGH praise indeed for Nancy Pelosi, from Charlie Cook at National Journal: I have not been the chairman of Pelosi's fan club, often finding some of her statements and actions a bit impolitic and timing less than impeccable.
It is shown that the proposed M2M-STNC-ONS scheme outperforms the M2M-STNC scheme and is less sensitive to timing offsets and channel estimation errors.
It is shown that in a multicluster networking environment, PBS requires a far less number of timing messages than other well-known synchronization protocols and incurs no loss in synchronization accuracy.
This suggests that, in less severely ill patients, timing of antibiotics is less important than other aspects of ED treatment, including appropriateness of antibiotics and initial resuscitation with fluids and oxygen.
