Much can be done with barriers, timing, traps and encouraging nature to keep the balance.
Wednesday, Captain Eyston sped over the course at an unofficial speed of 347.155 miles an hour, but was robbed of credit for a record because the electric timing traps failed to function.
Watch out, too, for timing traps.
By reallocating assets into different sectors, investors avoid the timing trap of when to put money into the market and when to pull it out.
When our Democratic Leaders are in an interview about the economy, and feel a question really is a version of the timing trap, they should get in the habit of turning the discussion back to the strategy.
Although timing the traps can be frustrating – get it wrong and a planned chain is useless – players will rarely have such a good time being bad.
Decisions such as when to open or close weirs, and when to dismantle portions of traps likewise determined the timing of harvests (Figure 5) (c.f., Losey 2010).
(b) Pyroxene-hosted melt inclusions, trapped at various timings, were re-equilibrated after pre-charge to the conduit.
When the speed limit was increased to 14 miles per hour in 1896, and a flagger was no longer viable, the police had to implement complex signaling and timing systems -- speed traps -- to enforce the law.
Thirdly, the timing of the five trapping sessions, over a two-year period, with at least three months between trapping campaigns, provided us with an opportunity to improve microbiological protocols.
However, I encourage investors to avoid falling into the trap of predicting the catalyst or timing of a downturn, as there are simply too many variables to accurately forecast this.
