Sentence examples for timing published from inspiring English sources

Define the error which is the difference between the calculated SC timing and the reference timing published by NGDC.

But thanks to "Swan's" timing — published a year before the financial crisis — it appeared to do just that, preemptively offering a handbook to our institutions' inability to handle the unexpected.

With almost comic timing, Foreign Affairs published a new anti-Iran manifesto by Pompeo this week.

In a completely coincidental stroke of timing, Mixmag published a feature today about sexual harassment at nightclubs.

AHE: What's the timing for publishing (I read "a print version of the book will be featured in Forbes' upcoming Forbes 400 issue and a digital version of the book is slated for release in the late fall")?

More generally, the optimal timing for publishing results of policy-focused evaluations must strike a balance between providing early formative feedback that can usefully shape policy development and providing later feedback that is strengthened by increased evidence but is reported too late to influence policy direction.

This concerto, which clocked in at around 72 minutes on Sunday (the program notes estimated that it should take 64 minutes; the timing in the published score is 80) offers a pianist relatively little time to rest, and most of that is in the last of its five expansive movements.

In a bizarre quirk of timing, it was published the day of the Charlie Hebdo attack.

What contributed most to the dictionary's success was timing: it was published at the height of the Second Great Awakening.

The VGA signal timing is specified, published, copyrighted, and sold by the Video Electronics Standards Association (VESA) [20].

And this week, using its customary combination of incomplete information and bad timing, the paper published an editorial on a subject close to my heart: the so-called Cadillac tax on high cost health plans.