Sentence examples for tied in time from inspiring English sources

The light-dependent response of larval muscles expressing ChR2 was precisely tied in time to repeating light pulses, with precision at the level of 15 milliseconds (ms) or less, and did not significantly diminish with many repeat pulses (Fig. 1B).

Then, with the game tied in stoppage time, Farfan found space after a nicely backheeled pass by Lionard Pajoy and beat Galaxy goalkeeper Josh Saunders for the game-winner.

Lego is no stranger to building epic sets as tie-ins timed with the release of big movies, but the upcoming SHIELD Helicarrier set (via Wall Street Journal) might take the cake in terms of scale.

This figure ties in closely with temporal integration times for multisensory neurons in the superior colliculus [21].

If the teams are tied in six minutes' time the game goes to sudden death overtime.

The tying in takes time, but it was a job I rather enjoyed.

To stand out in a content-saturated world, brands must keep up with the rapid pace of conversation by building their marketing infrastructure to enable quick responses, executing activities that take advantage of current interests and events, and tying in real-time analytics to identify new opportunities and measure results.

From about 3000 bc, the Egyptians wore schenti of woven material that was wrapped around the body several times and tied in front or belted.

This tranquil little bay is nothing more than a pebble beach and three gourmet tavernas, which will help you tie up in time for the lobster pasta.

And the endless commercial tie-ins — every time a Cyclone hit a home run the announcer brayed, "Another Amtrak round-tripper!" And the trinket giveaways — toys and T-shirts tossed into the crowd.

Maybe there could be a Ghostbusters tie-in this time?