Sentence examples for timing reduced from inspiring English sources

These include adjusted air-fuel ratios, lowered compression ratios, retarded spark timing, reduced combustion chamber surface-to-volume ratios, and closer production tolerances.

Analyses of these parameters revealed that AAV-hα-syn-injected rats displayed altered gait timing, reduced control over limb endpoint trajectory and velocity, increase medio-lateral instability and aberrant inter-limb coordination (Fig.  2e).

Even if Britain should eventually decide to tax fuel less and other things more, there's a question of timing: reducing fuel taxes in the face of a world oil shortage would be a terrible idea.

To address the following clinical questions: For women with cesarean births, does the use of a standardized antibiotic and timing reduce the incidence of postoperative infection?

In other words, accounting for poll timing reduces the Comey effect by 0.7 points.

They found that investors' poor timing decisions reduced their average returns over this period by 1.6 percentage points a year.

Another interesting observation is the fact that timing error reduced without bound when SNR increased for this LOS model.

First of all, note that the timing error reduced for higher temporally correlated environments when a LOS component was present.

This design is compared with a commercial rigid fetoscope in terms of operation timing and reduced stress to the fetus at neck level.

For example, note from the graphics that as the timing error reduced from 3×10−2T c for a roll-off factor of 0.5 to around 2×10−2T c for a roll-off factor of 1.0 when four sensors were used, the dispersed SNR was set to 20 dB, and signal arrived directly from the broadside (Fig. 11 left).

Shank3+/ΔC and Mecp2R308/Y also showed aberrant response timing and reduced Purkinje-cell dendritic spine density.