Sentence examples for times timing from inspiring English sources

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.

For the nuclear NF-кB profiles in Figure  3(A), the first translocation times (timing of the first peak) of the individual NF-кB profiles (in blue) are almost identical, while the first maxima (amplitude of the first peak) vary significantly with a variance up to 100% of the SE average (in red).

Naturally, over time, timing technology will only improve.

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.

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").

The Time & Timing module checks data consistency, data time and timing error flags from the PMU, and make sure the data is within required latency.

Other times the timing of the force came as a surprise, with the players knowing only that it would come within the next 30 seconds.

I asked a few times about timing for the consumer launch but couldn't get anything more specific than "this year".

The control design we finally obtain includes an optimal switching times selection ("timing") as well as an optimal modes sequence scheduling ("sequencing").

Reaction times, accuracy, timing, hand-eye coordination and panic resistance are all things that can improve the more you use them.

Real-time symbolic timing diagrams are a full-fledged metric-time temporal logic, but with a graphical syntax reminiscent of the informal timing diagrams widely used in electrical engineering.