Sentence examples for timing variations from inspiring English sources

Musicians like Mr. Simon consider slight timing variations so crucial that they eschew the drum machines commonly used in recordings.

American physicists Joseph Taylor and Russell Hulse won the Nobel Prize for Physics in 1993 for their study of timing variations in the pulsar PSR 1913+16.

In fact, such transit timing variations provide information on the masses of the planets.

A phase-locked loop and an adaptive algorithm to account for timing variations in hand sending are presented in the chapter.

This is important because specific locations or timing variations in the signal could indicate a more conventional source for the particles, such as a pulsar (a type of neutron star).

Transit timing variations even show "indications" of the existence of nontransiting planets in some of the multiplanet systems, says Kepler principal investigator William Borucki of NASA's Ames Research Center in Moffet Field, California.

Self-heating effects in bipolar comparators manifest themselves as signal-dependent output signal timing variation.

Combustion was controlled by ignition timing, variation of the spark plug position, compression ratio, and temperature distribution.

The authors argued that analysis of developmental timing variation is valid for testing the hourglass model for two main reasons.

However, developmental timing variation was greatest at mid-development for both the vertebrate and mammalian datasets, the opposite pattern to that predicted by the developmental hourglass model.

More specifically, the aim of the study is twofold: (1) to better understand the mechanism of a postinjection to reduce soot and (2) to improve the understanding of the contribution of the postinjection combustion on the total soot emissions by looking at the effect of the postinjection timing variation and the postinjection mass variation on the soot emissions associated with the postinjection.