Sentence examples for revised timings from inspiring English sources

Full revised timings for the Pyramid Stage will be announced in due course but it is expected that acts will play extended sets to fill the time.

The new version of iTunes was announced last month with no more specific timing than "coming in October"; on Tuesday, with two days left on the month, Apple revised that timing with an orange tab on its Web site that now says "coming in November".

Adopting an accounting rule that revises the timing of the recognition of revenue, the company restated its sales and earnings for the entire year, making comparisons with the 2000 results difficult.

Although this revised policy changes the timing of NIH's grants procedures, a move that is helpful to all involved with human subjects investigations, NIH's governing policy on human research remains unchanged.

Indeed, a conspiracy theorist might say the timing of Microsoft's revised earnings guidance suggests a transparent ploy to sway the judge.

The timing of the primaquine dose in the revised guideline is on the first day of treatment, instead of the third day in the study by Sutanto.

As almost all CPAP treated babies in this study died, the use of the CPAP machine and the timing of initiating CPAP treatment need to be revised.

Valve events (the timing of valve movements with the piston) were also revised to promote efficient steam usage and the wheels were re-balanced to reduce hammerblow.

At the same time, the ignition timing was tweaked to improve throttle response and the camshafts revised for better high-r.p.m. performance.

Regulators also said that Putnam revised its code of ethics to include a ban on employee market timing of funds in April 2002, two years after it learned that some managers were conducting such trades.

The revised model more accurately matches the data on the clock's molecular profiles and timing behaviour, explaining the clock's responses in TOC1 over-expression and toc1 mutant plants.