Sentence examples for time tack from inspiring English sources

The same goes for time — tack 20% on to whatever timeline your contractor gives you.

where ttr is the MAC protocol data unit (MPDU) transmission time and tov is the constant overhead that includes DIFS = 50 μ s, SIFS = 10 μ s, MAC acknowledgement transmission time tack, and physical layer convergence protocol (PLCP) preamble and header transmission time tpr.

Every few years, a group of scientists tasked with keeping an eye on standard, universal time tack on a "leap second" to make up for the extremely gradual slowing of Earth's rotation and keep our clocks on track.

Three minutes of added time tacked to the end gave them their chance.

Jane Merrick Anna Soubryy - today's leading centre-ground politician, when the three party leaders spend their time tacking left then right.

The time, tacked on to a previously reduced schedule of three 2 1/2-hour sessions, was especially valuable in preparing Brahms's First Symphony, Mr. Perlman said.

And because Congress at the same time tacked a 20-year extension onto all existing copyrights, nothing — no published creative works of any type — will fall out of protection and return to the public domain until 2019.

I wrote to him and said, 'Robert, don't be mad, don't do something against the village!' " Allied with Mr. Guibert is Marcel Pouget, a metal-factory owner, who runs Aniane's hunting association and has spent his free time tacking posters to the village street poles, reading: "Non a Mondavi".

We avoided toll roads whenever possible, and the extra time tacked on was paid back in spades in terms of views, interesting stops (and people), delicious food, and fun roads.

Inmates would be eligible for parole after serving only the sentence for their core crime, negating time tacked on for gang membership, a gun or prior offenses.

The Bad: River North area meters will see three more hours of metered time tacked on, with meters running until midnight instead of ending at 9 p.m. Elsewhere, meters will run an hour longer, until 10 p.m. in most neighborhoods.