The phrase "these timings" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to refer to specific schedules or durations of events or actions. Example: We need to double-check these timings before finalizing the agenda for the conference.
We use shared-time steps for these timings.
The area under the VGB concentration time curve in brain for the first (AUC0– t,br1) and third doses (AUC0– t,br3) were determined with the linear trapezoids rule using the VGB measurements between 0 and 12 h after the time of the dose, or as close to these timings as the measurements allowed.
For the case of a dynamic parallel system, the loads on the processors are determined by run time measurements and the balancer redistributes the work based on these timings.
Moreover, these timings make it apparent that this system can be integrated in a real time surveillance system without introducing any additional bottlenecks.
These timings were chosen deliberately to minimise any opposition.
These timings are based on London; they change by a few minutes up and down the country.
Moreover, it is studied how neglecting of these timing offsets affects UT1 time-series and how such a missing correction can be applied a posteriori.
These timing errors are important, especially when the normal inspiratory time is frequently around 400 ms in this population.
These timing devices allow their possessors to adapt their physiological needs to the time of day in an anticipatory way.
At this point, nobody knows how well ecosystems will manage to overcome these timing glitches, but scientists do know that there will be big disruptions.
These timing relativities were assigned in 2003.
