Sentence examples for reporting timing from inspiring English sources
The pantheon of icons, then, can thank determined reporting, timing and an iPhone for this particular addition.
Ioffe herself said in a Foreign Policy article published on the Putin inauguration, "In the era of Twitter and Facebook" images "become instantly iconic". The pantheon of icons, then, can thank determined reporting, timing and an iPhone for this particular addition.
Moreover, in terms of the regression relations of dengue importations detected in the airport vs. those detected in the community, the R = 0.57 was higher in the yearly surveillance (based on data derived from Table 2) than that of the biweekly surveillance with an overlapping 95% CI for the slopes, indicating that a confounding of the putative reporting timing might have occurred.
In fact, four participants reported timing results (systems 3, 4, 5, and 8) and the total CPU time, computed by adding CPU times for feature extraction and audio segmentation, falls below 1 × RT (real-time factor).
A lawyer for Mr. Kozlowski dismissed as ridiculous the reported timing, which showed that the stock sale was made before the profit justifying the issuance of the stock was recorded.
We still hear the echoes in the way news is reported; timing is assumed to be critical, as it really would be if we were active agents.
Another study (Oristaglio et al). in children with ASD also reports timing deficits.
aunweighted n, b% weighted for non-response, cof those who initiated breastfeeding and reported timing of any breastfeeding cessation (n = 3840), dof those who were still breastfeeding at 10 days and reported timing of any breastfeeding cessation (n = 3354).
Secondary outcome variables were perceived causes of malaria, perceived treatment effects, and reported timing of perceived treatment effects.
These studies report timing and tuning characteristics for V1 neurons that would enable them to subserve this purpose.
When given before cutting of the cord, reported timing varied from crowning, to delivery of the anterior shoulder or body.
