Sentence examples for timing year from inspiring English sources

Case Repair timing (year) Initial service life  OPC 11.8  SG30 18.2  SG50 24.3 Extended service  OPC 14.1  SG30 22.8  SG50 31.3 Open image in new window Fig. 3 Calculation of chloride behavior for various mix proportions.

Products used are shown below the table No. Treatment Timing Year applied Year 1 (after planting) Year 2 1 No Control -     2 Weedfree Ongoing 7500 g ha-1 aterbuthylazine @, 1800 g ha−1 hexazinone, applied as and when needed.

Range for statistically downscaled projections of annual severe bleaching (ASB) timing (years) at 4 km resolution within GCM pixels under RCP8.5 (a), and the average difference within GCM pixels between RCP4.5 and RCP8.5 in projected ASB timing (b).

This is a bad-timing year for the Big Ten.

On the other hand, the interpretation of long-term data from subjects with high variability in phase timing from year to year would have been difficult.

2 To test for intra-individual stability of phase timing from year to year, the Rayleigh test was used (implemented in R in the Circular Statistics package by Ulric Lund and Claudio Agostinelli, 2007; circular: R package version 0.3-8).

Both sets of measurements found substantial warming over Northern Hemisphere continents, for instance, and the timing of year-to-year temperature fluctuations was about the same in both.

And indeed, one can find irony in the timing: the year, 1957, closely followed the Hungarian uprising, put down with a similar brutality.

BP has been reluctant to revisit last year's exercise in crowd sourcing "given the timing [one year after the well was capped]", a spokesman, Daren Beaudo, said in an email.

Good timing: Last year President Bush signed the No Child Left Behind Act, which forces states to improve academic performance or risk losing control of schools.

The historic AVHRR data essentially conformed to these requirements (e.g. [20]); each month was divided into 3 dekads (of, on average, just over 10 days' duration), without any difference in timing over year's end.