There are no guarantees, which brings me to my next point: timing.
The object is to win additional points by timing the roll of the ball so that it keeps pace with moving spots of laser light.
Adjust engine valves, points, and timing.
1Average speed is computed from the closest upstream point where timing information was available; not all timing points shown in this table.
At that point, timing was no longer in my control.
There is enough such sausage-factory publishing to prove what a selling point "timing"can be.
Mozilla said in October that they expected their agreement with Google, by which Google is the default search engine in Firefox, would be renewed — but the internet was all a-whisper with the idea that Google might take this tipping-point timing to alter the agreement.
Factors that might influence outcome include resuscitation protocol, resuscitation end-points and the technologies used to measure those end-points, timing of interventions, and baseline mortality rate.
All eggs were collected and separated from the oviposition site within 12 h (at which point timing of the lengths of the embryonic period began) and stored in plastic containers with chilled tap water before being assigned treatments.
At this point, timing of food intake is well-established to have a major impact on the phase of the molecular oscillations in peripheral organs such as the liver and pancreas (Damiola, 2000; Stokkan, 2001).
The interval between the onset of the swallowing sound and the peak timing point of infrahyoid muscle activity was significantly shortened when the anticipation induced by the auditory verbal cue was contradicted in the elderly participants.
