Sentence examples for timing one from inspiring English sources

Based on timing, one may differentiate between 1. prophylactic cerclage prior to conception, 2. prophylactic cerclage in pregnancy, 3. urgent cerclage after shortening of the cervix, and 4. emergency cerclage after exposure of the membranes.

He covered in behind his centre-half brilliantly, timing one tackle to perfection and on another occasion he played the forward on-side but decided on a cautious approach and rather than stepping up with his team-mates, he took control and cleared with ease.

"Obama is very meticulous — they have clockwork timing," one of the attendees says.

"It was an unfortunate piece of political timing," one close associate said of today's session, called to summarize Mr. Abbas's first months in office.

Shad fishing is all about timing; one day the river is black with fish, the next morning you could be miles off the mark.

But their timing — one in November and the second in March — is not by accident and hews closely to changes in Washington.

To examine the effect of release timing, one-third of the fish were released on each of 3 different dates approximately 10 days apart (April 27, May 8, May 15; 10 each of summer and winter run on each date).

While Google has worked to curb concern over job loss and executive roles, the timing on this one most likely isn't a coincidence.

The timing on this one is just perfect.

Not at the decision itself, which had been a long time coming, but its timing: no one was prepared for the most seismic shift in the sport since the split into two codes, almost 100 years ago to the day.

The only assumption lies on the perfect estimation of timing synchronization (one sample per symbol, optimum sampling time).