Sentence examples for timing is made from inspiring English sources

A leading RFID system for athletic timing is made by ChampionChip, a Dutch company.

For Mr. Morgan, the timing was made right.

No further changes in chess timing were made until digital clocks appeared in the 1980s.

Changes in engine ignition timing are made by vacuum or electronic control unit (microprocessor) connections to the distributor.

The change did not cause drivers to wait through more than one red light before crossing an intersection, he said, so the new timing was made permanent last month.

At the Hilton, where Skull Murphy was head of security, the timing was made easier by the inch or so Murphy had shaved from certain room doors, into which he inserted a small dental mirror taped to the end of a cane, the better to see exactly when to pounce.

Computational timings are made showing that the semi-coarsening algorithm requiresO(N) time to lower the fine grid residual six orders of magnitude, whereNis the number of cells.

(In Experiment 3, when task order was manipulated within-participants, these timings were made as similar as possible).

An evaluation of the timing of extirpations is made, suggesting that many species in Britain disappear from the fossil record between ca 3000 and 1000 cal BC (ca 5000 3000 cal BP), although some taxa may well have survived until considerably later.

Indeed, some authors 12 have shown that the use of an SC optimises proper timing before an incision is made.

Still, the timing of his career resurgence is made all the more intriguing by the state of his former team.