Sentence examples for timing which can be from inspiring English sources

Nobody has yet stepped on Ms. Goldsmith's sitcom timing, which can be foolproof indeed, as when Jon tries to retool his thinking while out on a date.

But what Rose called the other half of the turnovers -- the ones resulting from violations like illegal screens and traveling -- can be caused by poor timing, which can be improved with familiarity.

Yahnker obviously has a great respect for comedy and timing, which can be rare in the art world.

However, there is another element of timing which can be considered in waveform analysis, that is, long-term variations in pulsatility over many minutes or hours.

In contrast to the pooled sampling scheme this approach added an important advantage of enabling detection of minor splice variants at peak expression times, which can be missed if timing is not correct.

Except residual sampling clock error, the fractional symbol timing error that may be ignored also contributes to the timing drift, which can be considered as a uniform adjustable variable.

Researchers might use this attribute to get a reasonably reliable estimate of timing errors, which can be used to exclude trials or participants on an individual basis when accurate timing is critical.

The channel delay spread limits the performance of the CP-based timing estimator which can be observed as error floor in the plot.

"The major aim will have to be to strengthen the circadian timing system which can be achieved by increasing the blue portion in artificial light during daytime and by reducing the same blue portion of artificial light during the night and evening hours," he says.

Prevention of severe ovarian hyperstimulation by appropriate stimulation procedures, detection of women at risk of hyperstimulation and of women at high risk of thrombosis should allow reduction of the risk of thrombosis, possibly by administration of a thromboprophylaxis at a timing and dose which can be only determined by extrapolation.

We review constructs implicated in ADHD (reward-related processing, inhibition, vigilant attention, reaction time variability, timing and emotional lability) which can be examined in the HCP data and in future 'high definition' clinical datasets.