Sentence examples for the expected timing of from inspiring English sources

This may suggest that, unlike retrospective binding, prospective action binding is more closely associated with the expected occurrence than the expected timing of an outcome.

Thus, the observed 4-day time lag in our study is consistent with the expected timing of exposure.

The job market could hold up better than expected in the first part of the year, they said, delaying the expected timing of a cut until "mid 2015 – rather than earlier in the year.

"The expected timing of the rebalancing has shifted a bit, but the storyline has not changed.

A Facebook spokesman declined to comment on the expected timing of the deal.

The bank's "request for proposal" — the invitation to banks to submit their pitches — did not detail the magnitude or the expected timing of the I.P.O., these people said.

A clue to the UK's expected timing of the reforms is in the title of the conference the UK will be hosting on 17-19 November 2011: "2020 Vision for the European court of human rights".

Advice about timing of ACT dosages is not clear but it is thought that a 3-hour margin either side of the expected timing is acceptable.

Meanwhile the Soviets, well aware of the danger of encirclement, also moved in large numbers of reinforcements, and their intelligence reports revealed the expected locations and timing of the German thrusts.

Such decay may also apply to attention to time, which would change the expected role of attention in timing tasks.

The aerospace giant said Monday it will shutter the 1.1-million-square-foot facility in mid-2015 due to "current market trends and the timing of expected orders".