Sentence examples for timing defined from inspiring English sources
Those V-shaped curves demonstrate that exposure timing defined by month played a significant role in the relationship between temperature and mortality.
Three themes were accordingly identified thus: The Timing Defined, The Tension, and The Talk.
Signal timing is defined by the common network cycle time, the green time for each signal stage, and the offsets between the junctions.
For meiosis duration (determined with tubulin::GFP), timing was defined as follows: Meiosis I: time from entry into the spermatheca until tubulin::GFP waned to a small spot (the tubulin::GFP signal does not wane to undetectable before the meiosis II spindle waxes).
The distinction between explicit and implicit timing intersects to some degree with the cognitively controlled versus automatic timing systems defined by Lewis and Miall [11].
In this study, a coupled poromechanical model is used to define stress redistribution and to define optimal refrac timing as defined by maximizing the size of the stress reversal region.
WA thresholds for a change in timing were defined by the following process: differences in WA between replicates of the same cell line are representative of random noise and therefore can be used as an empirical null distribution for the hypothesis test that the WA difference between LNCaP and PrEC is equal to zero.
Let M t c be a timing metric, defined as M t c = P t 2 R t 2 ∈ 0, 14 (14).
To this end, we identify the significant features using the greedy selection algorithm described in Section 2.3, and group them by the five classes (user meta-data, content, network, sentiment, and timing) previously defined.
Rae et al. (2009b) and Walsh et al. (2010) went on to demonstrate the rapid connectivity of the equatorial magnetosphere to the ionosphere during substorm onset, showing that the Pi1-2 ULF onset observed on the ground and at the conjugate point in the equatorial magnetosphere occurred within the timing uncertainty defined by the AWESOME algorithm.
