Sentence examples for timing extends from inspiring English sources

But given Sri Lanka's current play, Sangakkara may have showed that his faultless timing extends to more than just exquisite stroke play.

The effect of Tel1ATM on telomere replication timing extends to endogenous telomeres and is stronger than that elicited by Rif1 loss.

To show the applicability of the architecture, we present two applications implemented with the PRET architecture that utilize the predictable execution time and the timing extended ISA to achieve its design requirements.

And in the intimacy of a small club it is possible to appreciate the finely tuned communication and expert timing that extends to their early-60's-style folk singing as well as their comedy.

When issues are not addressed pre-filing, approval timing can extend past the transaction's outside termination date or "drop-dead" date, or to the point where the regulators or the parties determine that the M&A applications should be withdrawn and/or the transaction terminated.

Regressors were created by convolving timing functions, extending from the onset of the stimulus to the moment of the response, with the hemodynamic response basis function.

Firstly, for predator and prey mass equivalences, we examine how the initiation of a turn by a prey being pursued by a predator affects the change in predator-prey distance according to speed and timing, before extending the single turn scenario up to multiple turns.

► Stimulus-timing interactions extend to stochastic "noisy" stimulation ► Stochastic stimuli reduce the variance of duration judgments ► Results support a Bayesian model in which stimuli contribute to sense of time Published online: January 20 , 2011Regular stimuli of known periodicity such as the moving hands or the ticking of a clock provide an obvious cue to the passage of time.

This research extends the timing of lunette accretion to the middle Pleistocene, the earliest recorded deposition for these features.

Figure 4 and Table 6 are crucial because they demonstrate that the long-term cumulative impact of the mandates on the timing of first births extends beyond its short-term non-strategic impact on older women with infertility problems.

In that sense, it extends the timing and plasticity of the phase during which neurons can be said to acquire their 'fate'fate