"one timing" can be used in written English and is a particularly apt phrase in certain contexts.
For example, you could say: "She was one timing her presentation, delivering it with the same tone and volume throughout."
which uses one timing measurement from the previous observation y i,j).
The feature extraction module extracts 10 ECG morphological features and one timing interval feature.
However, it is not unique maximum value, which means that it will select more than one timing index if used in timing synchronization.
Besides, if the samples exceeding the threshold are all taken into account, the consequence of running the algorithms would conclude more than one timing index when the threshold is a small one.
For example, if we set the threshold as 60, the algorithm could obtain more than one timing samples in the situation of Figure 5A, C, D. When we set a larger threshold, maybe the difference results are out of range, and no sample could be found out.
No current evidence-based data are available to demonstrate the superiority of one timing scheme vs the other.
Speeds are all over the place, with pages loading one time and then timing out the next.
Brind'Amour completed the hat trick 7 41 into the second period on a power play, one-timing a feed from Martin Gelinas past Islanders goalie Wade Flaherty for his seventh goal.
He almost backed that up with a goal just four minutes into the game, one-timing a Gaborik pass right on goal.
Joe Sakic put Colorado up by 2-1 with 6 45 left in regulation, one-timing a pass from Alex Tanguay on a power play for his sixth goal of the series.
In late October the Buffalo Sabres of the National Hockey League were locked in a scoreless tie with the New York Islanders when, suddenly, Sabres right wing Ales Kotalik scored on a booming shot from the top of the left face-off circle, one-timing a pass from Jaroslav Spacek past Islander goalie Rick DiPietro.
