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A notable feature is that the combination of higher alcohols (like butanol or pentanol), high exhaust gas recirculation (EGR) rates and late injection timing enabled low temperature combustion (LTC) in diesel engines that can simultaneously reduce smoke and NOx emissions with improved engine efficiency.

Such timing enabled cells to enter mitosis before spindle microtubules were depolymerized.

The idea to decouple the personal perception from the natural timing enables the user to become aware of his own time".

With the aid of computer modeling that accounts for wind speed and other factors, the pinpoint timing enables each shell to be precisely positioned at the instant it bursts.

The shot had little back lift, so it was pure timing that enabled Giggs's left foot to scoop the ball, like a wedge shot in golf, toward the top corner of the net.

Medical imaging modalities such as positron emission tomography benefit from higher timing resolution enabling time-of-flight (ToF) measurements.

This endogenously driven timing system enables life forms to anticipate environmental transitions, perform activities at biologically advantageous times during the day and undergo characteristic seasonal responses.

To compare hearing ability in former musicians to people who never played an instrument, researchers measured the electrical brain activity produced by a type of auditory processing called "neural timing," which enables people to respond to split-second changes in sound such as the transition from a consonant to a vowel.

This transcriptional feedback loop is regulated by complex mechanisms, including post-translational modifications of circadian proteins, which both maintain clock timing and enable adjustments to the clock machinery based on changes in the environment [ 95, 96].

Varying graft timing post-injury enabled us to attribute repair to both neuroprotection and circuit replacement.

The jittered stimulus timing of targets enabled modeling out activation related to motor responses.