Sentence examples for time timing from inspiring English sources

Naturally, over time, timing technology will only improve.

Although the literature on reaction time, timing, and predicted movements is enormous (Jensen, 2006; Posner, 1978), we were unable to identify published work that provides a model framework for characterizing the probability of correct responses for the kind of task involved in using a switch keyboard.

External biases were categorized as biases related to the follow-up time ("timing bias"), the presented outcome ("outcome bias") and exposure measures ("exposure bias") and the study population ("population bias").

In our completely unscientific testing of start-up times (recording each app starting up 3 times, timing how long it took for them to fully load after the icon was tapped, then calculating the average), GV Mobile started up nearly a whole second faster than VoiceCentral, coming in at 3.7 seconds and 4.6 seconds respectively.

To live, then, is a matter of time, of timing.

"Using your legs explosively, but using them explosively at the right time, and timing it correctly.

A modest but statistically significant correlation was found between SUVr and post-injection time acquisition timing.

To retrieve (near) real-time timing, we have implemented a Twitter data retrieval system that periodically checks for new followers and retweets in a given set of Speakers.

Time estimation tasks request subjects to evaluate the length of previous time spans by timing seconds or minutes.

Speeds are all over the place, with pages loading one time and then timing out the next.

Typically, he said, he prepared a score by watching a film several times on videotape, timing each scene with a stopwatch and taking copious notes.