Sentence examples similar to restart timing from inspiring English sources
The flyback chronograph, invented to ease a pilot's navigation workload, allows reset and restart of timing intervals.
And the sudden cut-off and restart set up comedic timing, so punch lines and surprise endings hit hard and disappeared instead of lingering and fading out.
If the view and/or procedure were considered incorrect, the timing was restarted and students resumed the examination.
The association of nosocomial risk factors among HIV-positive gay men needs to be elucidated – specifically the interplay of proctosurgery, mucosal disintegrity and the timing of restarting anal intercourse post surgery.
Clinical decisions regarding discontinuing anti-TNF agents, use of preventive azole therapy and the timing of restarting immunosuppressive agents must be made in the face of considerable uncertainly.
Noda acknowledged that the timing of the restart of two reactors in western Japan was no accident; the additional power will be needed to satisfy the summer surge in air conditioner use.
Now is a time to recalibrate, restart and find a new platform and new timing to take away the distractions.
In the present case, the timing of when to restart aspirin therapy had been decided by her obstetrician.
The following data were extracted for assessing periprocedural bridging anticoagulation: periprocedural warfarin regimen (uninterrupted drug or discontinuation); timing of dabigatran interruption and restart; target activated clotting time (ACT).
Additionally, of all stroke and TIA in patients treated with dabigatran, 50% was related to a later timing (≥12 h) for restarting the drug post-procedure (two strokes and two TIAs 16 27).
