Sentence examples for timing standards from inspiring English sources

ARS305, one of the earliest known origins, and R11, a late replicating fragment on chromosome V, were used as timing standards.

The algorithm relates the timing error standard deviation (TESD) to signal-to-noise ratio (SNR).

This paper proposes a methodology to simulate temperature dependent timing in standard cell designs.

Similarly, for 3T c resolution case, the error floor is around 4×10−5 resulting in timing error standard deviation of about 1.58 ns, which is again less than the intended accuracy of 3T c =3.84 ns.

The error floor is almost 6×10−4 for the T f resolution case corresponding to a timing error standard deviation around 6.11 ns, which is less than the intended accuracy of T f =19.2 ns.

Of course, this does not preclude other types of inquiry about the question -- about, for example, the patient's motivation or timing (the standard "Why now?" question) or inordinate preoccupation with physicality or seduction, which may be obscuring even more significant questions.

To compare the contribution of different clock neurons to circadian timing under standard LD conditions, we overexpressed the period-altering kinase DBTS (Muskus et al., 2007) under the control of three different circadian drivers.

Two different mathematical models were applied to our data: a power law functional dependence between mean subjective time and real time, and a linear relationship between timing variability and standard duration.

In any production environment with these standards, timing becomes very important.

It has a built-in alitmeter, barometer, and compass along with the standard timing functions and has two time zones accessible with the touch of a button.

By determining the individual state of EEG-vigilance and measuring the performance on standard timing tasks, conclusions on the influence of vigilance on time perception could be drawn.