Sentence examples for timing of one from inspiring English sources

These rights include the right to decide on the number, spacing and timing of one's children and to have the information, education and means to do so.

The RTCC represents the spike timing of one neuron (response spike) within a time window (±200 ms) when the other neuron fires (trigger spike) during the task period.

The situation is especially delicate, because the timing of one appointment could affect the outcome of the other negotiation.

The Age of Dissonance column last Sunday, about grand exits from New York life, misstated the timing of one such departure.

The timing of one of my columns — how to react appropriately when hearing that a friend is laid off — couldn't have been better (or maybe worse).

A picture caption on Thursday with an article about Albanian families who sell their children to international traffickers misstated the timing of one possible case.

Still, newly arriving spikes imposed a profound effect on the timing of ones already present in the response.

Two women are missing information on timing of death, one who died of PPH and onewho died of other direct causes.

The limit of precision of timing to one day means that sometimes two "stay on location" records may be started and completed within one day and their temporal sequence cannot be recovered.

The trouble is lots of intelligence reports originate in Israel and some are probably true, but the timing of this one, while talks on the Iranian nuclear programme are underway, is fairly convenient.

In this case, a timing error of one chip corresponds to about 300 m error in pseudorange.