Sentence examples for timing 1 from inspiring English sources

In a driving simulator study, two warning strategies varying in their timing: (1) top-down warning while approaching a critical intersection and (2) bottom-up warning directly before the critical incident were investigated in a T-intersection situation.

On average, two specific features are shown to be crucial for reliable spike timing: (1) the accelerated increase in "action" level (defined as the amount of current delivered during a fixed time interval) as the spiking threshold is approached and (2) the time profile of a SEE.

TIMING: 1 week.

Age at menarche represents a distinct event in puberty, is usually well recalled into adulthood, and therefore is a convenient noninvasive measure of pubertal timing (1).

The factors affecting the relationship were different depending on timing: 1) Before collaboration had started (prior to collaboration) and 2) Once the collaboration had been initiated (during collaboration).

The MeA is also implicated in the psychological stress-induced suppression of LH secretion in rats (38), which is of interest because psychological stress alters pubertal timing (1, 4).

Today's Georgia Dome implosion isn't the first time the MARTA bus had terrible timing pic.twitter.com/pNSyY5fPQf.

Event duration is conceived as the time elapsed since a prior marker (interval timing) [1], [2], for example the duration of a sensory stimulus or of an empty interval bounded by sensory markers.

We applied the near-sigmoid model to fit DNA copy number increase (after 0-min normalization) as a function of time at individual loci for estimation of replication start timing T0 and end timings T100 (exemplified in Figure 2).

(Brantley) ★ 'The Bald Soprano' Hal Brooks's giddy staging of Ionesco's classic absurdist play benefits from perfect comic timing (1 05).

The cast, delivering the material almost entirely in Spanish (no translation is provided), shows great comic timing (1 45).