Sentence examples for timing of a second from inspiring English sources
Whereas the first spike after the change in light intensity was monotonically shifted to earlier times with increasing size of the intensity step, the timing of a second spike event had a non-monotonic dependence on step size, with the shortest timing occurring for intermediate changes in light intensity.
On the timing of a second vote, she said: "It will be down to whether we judge – I judge – that people who voted No last year have changed their minds".
And the Americans have let it be known that they could still open a northern front by airlifting troops into the mainly Kurdish north of Iraq, and would bank on the Kurdish militia operating there for support.In any event, whatever the timing of a second bill and however hard the generals now urge MPs to pass it, it would still not be sure to get through.
The phase oscillations predicted by the model are observed experimentally and the timing of a second camptothecin pulse is shown to significantly alter the overall treatment effectiveness.
Yet the optimal timing of a second vaccination especially during ongoing tumour therapy is unclear.
In Kenya, learners also often incorrectly identified the correct timing of a second physical examination.
Mark Carney, the Bank of England governor, has given mixed messages in recent weeks on the likely timing of a first increase in interest rates, which have left been on hold at 0.5% since March 2009.
Later this summer MEPAG will also produce recommendations regarding mission pathways beyond 2009 and the timing of a first sample return.
We also selected samples that covered the period from 2009 2011 to examine the timing of A(H1N1 pdm09 emergence relative to its first reported detection in humans (2009) and NES (2010).
The timing device of a second world war Japanese torpedo, a map of Iwojima and a macabre US military "Jap Hunting License ('Open Season – No Limit')" occupy the same display, while round the corner another strange gas-masked figure lies rigid on a stretcher.
He's introduced a scheme to better co-ordinate disruptive road works and boasts that the timings of a third of London's 6,000 sets of traffic signals have been "reviewed".
