Sentence examples for timing of the initial from inspiring English sources

We show that the internal dynamics of these Upper Paleolithic expansions place clear empirical constraints on the timing of the initial colonization of the Americas, and we suggest the kinds of spatiotemporal patterns that would have to emerge from future research in order to support certain early colonization scenarios.

The temporal resolution was refined to a weekly time step, since the success of an emergency vaccination depends on the time of introduction of rabies into the fox population, the time until detection of the epidemic, and the timing of the initial vaccination campaign [ 7, 17, 20].

Mr. Keller dealt directly with the timing of the initial tip in his later statements.

Having made several predictions over the years about the timing of the initial flight, Branson is under strict instructions by his employees not to give any further dates.

Several reports associate the presence of B19V DNA with disease, irrespective of timing of the initial B19V infection.

Propagation velocity is determined by the timing of the initial upstroke at adjacent recording points and the distance between these points.

The time of the evoked AP was chosen so that the AP occurred within a few tens of milliseconds either before (negative timing) or after (positive timing) the time of the initial response peak.

Timings of the initial swarm of the deep low-frequency event (DLF), blowout of the No. 39 SPW (BO) and the eruption are also shown.

From the detailed analysis of motion, we found that the timing to the initial point of mechanical responses TR, always corresponded to the time when the bends are maximal on either the P- or R-bend sides.

Differential timing for the initial appearance of Komodo dragon in Australia, Flores and Java, therefore indicates that V. komodoensis dispersed from east to west, perhaps reaching Java during a period of lowered sea-level.

In accordance with the timing of the CIFA initiative, initial searches were conducted in the summer and fall of 2003 for papers published between 1997 and 2003.