What is "timings"

Usage examples of "timings".

At one in the morning he poured himself another brandy and turned to the costings and timings, which were on separate sheets.

These days, pathologists' timings are extremely precise, particularly when the bodies are found as quickly as these ones were.

We'd get the timings to go on the wagons in the morning, go to where the tab was going to start, do it, and get back at night.

The phone in the kitchen had been knocked off its rest we think Miss Jenkins may have been trying to dial nine-nine-nine when she was attacked - ' he tapped his fingers on the piece of paper - 'which means that, with or without the pathologist's timings, she must have been killed between that last itemized call at ten thirty and her friend's return call at fifteen minutes past midnight, when the phone was already off the hook.

Names, places, timings, divisional readiness, operational or­ders, movements, postings, weaponry upgrades.

Again, McCready ran through his timings: rendezvous at twelve, departure twelve-ten, an hour and three-quarters driv­ing—Morenz should be appearing at almost any time.

The weather section of your paper also gives you precise timings and there is usually a chart so you can adjust for time zones and summer time differences.

Calculate the precise timings from true sunrise, which is the first hour of the magical day.