Sentence examples for timing longer from inspiring English sources

With that said, any kind of secondary market is bound to be welcomed by investors, and Lynn says that after seeing how the secondary market behaves, Seedrs may look to expand the timing (longer windows or continuous trading), pricing (negotiated or bid/offered prices) and/or buyer eligibility (new investors).

For example, a PC-IN pair whose internal timing longer than the CS-US coupling timing, as illustrated in Figure 2C, will not increase the excitabilities, and the PC's activation will not be modulated.

In sports where progress can be measured, this is seen in the faster timings, longer jumps and greater heights recorded by modern athletes.

The higher the communication timing, the longer was the time period until the first adoption communication within the adoptive family.

In contrast to both of the cumulative timing methods, longer work cycles were calculated for the clear-cutting operation using the snap-backing timing method (Fig. 1).

One patient had the fixed dental restoration just after 3 months, and the others had to receive postoperative radiotherapy; thus, rehabilitation timing was longer, as expected.

"The tight third quarter reflects sluggishness in signing new contracts, timing of longer-term outsourcing business and a lack of a rebound in shorter-term business," said David Grossman, an analyst with Thomas Weisel Partners who rates the stock "buy" and does not own the shares.

As is also shown in column 1 of Table 2, timing makes longer-term planning possible, and by adhering to certain regularities, the company can integrate proactivity into its strategy.

At that point, timing was no longer in my control.

The timing was off (longer baking was required), and I laid the chocolate on too thick, but the cakes were a success.

It's a quaint idea that defenses are ahead of offenses early in the N.F.L. season because offenses require more precise timing that takes longer to hone.