Sentence examples for setting the time from inspiring English sources

A seclusion period is well described in the literature from other settings (7, 21– 23), although in this setting the time was shorter than the commonly held 40 days of life (5, 6).

Ignition timing, in a spark ignition engine, is the process of setting the time that an ignition will occur in the combustion chamber (during the compression stroke) relative to piston position and crankshaft angular velocity.

It is simply a question of setting the time to make the best use of all the constraints.

It also includes an AC adaptor, a USB cable and a remote control for setting the time, date and alarm.

Setting the time is apparently too tricky for most people to say nothing of actually recording something.

Other users can protect themselves by not turning their iPhones off, manually setting the time and date and turning off automatic time changes.

The medical examiner in the Elmore case, Dr. Sandra E. Conradi, relied heavily on what she was told by the police in setting the time of death, she said in her testimony.

It uses a button on the side of the watch - dubbed the "digital crown" by Apple - which turns like a jog dial for adjusting functions including zooming and setting the time – no pinching to zoom required.

Today, we'll be setting the time-machine dial for April , 1958 and we'll be touching down on E. 54th St., the location of the famed El Morocco nightclub.

Setting the time-sharing coefficients to have fair scheduling between the receivers, the coefficients get closer together when the transmission power or the number of QRs increases (Figure9).

Setting the time-scale factor of θ to be a little more than twice that of w reveals a different kind of oscillation from the one seen in Fig. 1C.