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In the heart of Midtown, she added, the city has expanded its Midtown in Motion program, which allows traffic engineers to monitor conditions in real time and make timing adjustments to the signals.

The best way to avoid errant timing, Mr. Evensky said, is not to make timing decisions at all.

To make timing of artificial insemination (AI) relative to ovulation less critical, methods for prolonging shelf life of spermatozoa in vivo after AI have been attempted to be developed.

The data clearly shows that valuation impacts future returns, but not enough, in our view, to make timing decisions.

Bogle recommends buying a total stock market index fund rather than trying to make timing decisions on market cap, sectors or valuation.

Duration of illness before enrolment in this study may introduce enough variability to make timing difficult to determine.

He recognizes defenses better before the snap and thus is more willing to make timing-based throws within the structure of the offense.

Although it might be argued that the "synchrony" should be stretched to accommodate any change in time (not specifically making timing simultaneous), there are two reasons not to do so.

Thus the time interval is not defined by a precise motor response, making timing not as heavily dependent on precise motor function as in the TE-task.

This makes timing a problem.

Recent volatility in precious metals prices has made timing even more key to successfully managing cashflow in the jewellery business.