"time of action" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to the specific moment or period in which an action takes place. Example: The time of action for the train departure is 4:30 PM.
(C ) Top, jitter measured as the time of action potential occurrence relative to the mean spike timing of 3 5 trials.
To Clare, every unclaimed bomb attack from Laura's time of action might be her doing.
"This is a time of sorrow, but it will also be a time of action," Bainimarama said.
How would Aristotle's toolkit of the unities – of place, of time, of action – have served him had he considered the unruly danger of Euripides' The Bacchae or the trilogy of The Oresteia, let alone the madcap playfulness of any play by Aristophanes?
And he is a genius in confrontation with a brutal private conviction: that "his days and years had leaked away in common business and common amusements, and he had suffered his purposes to sleep until the time of action was past".
The short time of action and systemic toxicity of local anaesthetics limit their clinical application.
She had at the time of action the pertinent agential abilities or capacities.
At the time of action, the impetuous person experiences no internal conflict.
There was a significantly longer time of action with 0.6 mg/kg in contrast to 0.3 mg/kg rocuronium.
Certain parameters like Velocity, Acceleration, Time of action, Angles, Distance/Displacement, Momentum, Speed, etc cannot be analysed using this video method.
Nevertheless, the time of action of bupivacaine is still short; to overcome that, bupivacaine S75 R25 (BVCS75) was encapsulated in nanostructured lipid carriers (NLC).
