Sentence examples for time tightened from inspiring English sources

The constraint on time tightened even more when we later implemented differential ADC conversions, several clock cycles slower than single input conversions, within the same refresh rate.

"Policy makers have taken measures to slow the rapid growth in credit and at the same time tightened rules about irregular and imprudent activity in the financial system, including interbank bond repo transactions," economists at JPMorgan in Hong Kong wrote in a research note Friday, referring to bond repurchases.

At the same time, tightened lending rules, and a reluctance among banks to foreclose on units that will be hard to resell, have boosted the number of long-vacant condos in many complexes, further depleting the flow of fees that pay for utilities, trash collection, upkeep and repairs.

Approach 3 was considered to be the best approach amongst the three options because, relative to the other two approaches, it relaxed the criteria based on inpatient claims (the coding of which is generally considered reliable) and at the same time tightened the criteria based on outpatient claims (the coding of which may be problematic for identifying clinical conditions).

It will at the same time tighten current laws regulating asylum.

Why weren't there similar letters demanding that Alan Greenspan, the Fed chairman at the time, tighten policy?

But once you've grown up, they will come back and rope you in again, this time tightening the noose.

The euro zone wasted time tightening fiscal rules that treated mostly symptoms (budget deficits) not causes (a deficient structure and crippled banks) and led to excessive austerity.

He needs to bring the best out of an expensively acquired midfield and attack while at the same time tightening up a defence leaking goals at an alarming rate in pre-season.

Some analysts have also argued that the abundance of coal in the US (according to the EIA, the US still has 250 years of domestic supplies) justified the compensatory role of coal during the time tightening gas supplies.

It makes things worse, every time, tightening bonds that should be broken.