Sentence examples for time lock from inspiring English sources

In many tasks, the subject, rather than the experimenter, controls the timing of behavioral events, making it difficult to time lock recorded neurochemical changes with repeated behaviors for signal averaging and standard analysis (i.e., averaging across experimenter-predetermined trials).

Mutual Time Lock agreements between management and the workforce.

(One of his biographers observed of "4D Time Lock" that "worse prose is barely conceivable").

As if in a time lock, the other characters do not react.

This isn't the first time "lock her up" has been shouted at a Canadian politician.

So we worked with the managers and the workers to negotiate mutual Time Lock agreements.

Arrived safely, unpacked, then that fantastic feeling you get when you've harvested the family, got them stacked like mulled wheat in the front room and you shut the front door for the last time: lock-in.

Time Locks.

Prisoners could spend more time locked up in their cells and kept out of exercise yards.

Fox's wife becomes suspicious as Fox spends more and more time locked in his study.

She wrote that she avoided him by spending lots of time locked in her bedroom.