Sentence examples for unreliable timing from inspiring English sources
In this case, a constant input ( δ 2 = 0 ) can generate a train of spikes but with unreliable timing (Figs. 2a, c).
Propensity score adjustment, self-controlled designs, and domain knowledge (e.g., indications) are commonly used to reduce confounding; however, health records have unreliable timing, and indications may be correlated so that a second indication may be confused with a side effect.
At present, about 2,400 islanders use an old state-run boat service, but unreliable timings and slow speeds have led to demand for a revamped public transport system.
Williams's ball-toss was unreliable, her timing, from hand and off the floor, was ragged, and her demeanour was one of irretrievable despond.
However, parental recall of infections is open to disease-dependent recall bias (Simpson et al, 2007) and has been shown to be an unreliable measure of both the timing and occurrence of infections (McKinney et al, 1991).
Due to the highly aberrant behaviors observed, timing of patch lifetimes was considered unreliable, and instead the behavior of individual patches was categorized as normal invagination; no/short invagination; or aberrant scission.
However, the bank's forecasts proved so unreliable, and Carney was forced to spend so much timing explaining himself, that forward guidance was quietly abandoned.
Although Eagleman and his students study timing in the brain, their own sense of time tends to be somewhat unreliable.
The Bank of England was likened to an unreliable boyfriend today as some MPs felt it had sent mixed signals over the timing of future interest rate rises.
This packet latency jitter distorts the timing information conveyed on the synaptic connections in the SNN, resulting in unreliable application behaviour.
