Sentence examples for time out of order from inspiring English sources

It is like finding the last third of a novel and having the missing bits filled in, a few pages at a time, out of order.

At the same time, "Out of Order" manages to dramatize the rewards of marriage and family life — such as when Mark and Lorna play a game with their son in which he pretends to be a hot dog and they cover him with ketchup and mustard and pickles — without sentimentalizing them.

Moffat found it interesting that the Doctor regularly experienced time out of order and was used to a whole different kind of causality.

Problems with the units included excessive noise, excessive amount of time out of order, rust, cracks in the axles, and increased wear to the infrastructure because they weighed too much.

How many of us, however, can claim we haven't all felt like a glitch from time to time -- out of tune, out of order?

Nevertheless, it should be noted that they also changed the maximum retransmission time-out of TCP in their simulations in order to let TCP probe the route quickly, setting it to 2 s as opposed to the 240 s given in RFC 1122 [14].

If the ATPase subunits have to fire in a strictly sequential order, a subunit cannot fire multiple consecutive times, or fire out of order, and is grayed out after firing.

If the engine waits for enough time to receive all out of order elements that is, if no element is lost then event time ensures determinism.

Since Storm supports event time semantics and handles out of order arrival of elements through watermarking, we adopted the same strategy for the submission of watermarks as in Flink.

In such systems, it is often the case that measurements are received out-of-time-order at the fusion center.

There is a perverse kind of pleasure in identifying the losers, duds and Williams Jennings Bryans of the smartphone world -- just ask any film critic who has taken time out of analyzing "Citizen Kane" in order to discuss "Plan 9 from Outer Space".