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  1. grammar - Difference between "time" and "timing"? - English …

    May 13, 2021 · Intuitively, "time" would mean simply what time does it start, and "timing" would suggest you want a schedule (what time does it start and end and if it's divided into sections …

  2. 如何评价Timing这个软件? - 知乎

    Timing已经成了大家的梦工厂了,各种中小学生目标清北华五/藤校罗素。 上个月看到一个初中生发动态问:快中考了,平时模考70怎么把数学提到100+(满分150)然后我看目标清华?

  3. LPL解说总说的“timing” [taImIŋ],到底是什么意思? - 知乎

    timing这个东西不是固定的 比如人族8BB对虫族12D外双,那么当人族机枪兵带着 SCV 到家里的时候,虫族只有 采矿农民,明显此时人族兵力占优,可以一口气打掉对方的二矿建立巨大优势 …

  4. word usage - What is the meaning of "You are timing me"?

    Aug 30, 2018 · You timing me? is a truncated form of "Are you timing me?" The verb-to-be is often dropped in casual conversation in such questions. You having coffee or tea?

  5. 有没有类似timing的学习app? - 知乎

    如果你只是用来发日记,分享自己的学习心得、学习笔记,现在的Timing确实不太友好。 很多人都好奇一个问题:现在的Timing怎么变成这样了?要知道,Timing刚上线那会儿可是一个很好的 …

  6. set_false_path和set_disable_timing的区别?_百度知道

    Aug 10, 2024 · 虽然set_case_analysis也能实现类似功能,但set_false_path仅适用于数据路径。 在处理异步电路中的timing loop时,set_disable_timing至关重要,因为它能避免因过多内存占 …

  7. ambiguity - Is "until" inclusive or exclusive? - English Language ...

    Sep 15, 2014 · tl; dr - It's exclusive if the situation described is notable by its absence. It's likely to be inclusive if the situation described is notable by its presence. At its heart, until describes …

  8. How can I ask a question about the timing of a meeting so that …

    Oct 21, 2019 · I would simplify: I have a question regarding the timing of the meeting. {at this point it is likely that the other person would speak, to say "what is the question?", or there may be …

  9. getsockopt无法连接mc - 百度知道

    Apr 17, 2025 · getsockopt无法连接mcgetsockopt 无法连接 MC 可能是服务器连接超时,Connection timed out: getsockopt,问题可能出在更改了 server.properties 里的 server - ip。 …

  10. "if time allows" or "if time permits"? - English Language Learners ...

    Apr 15, 2014 · "if time allows" or "if time permits"? Which one is better in which case? They look identical to me. But I suspect the second is more suitable in written English? Thanks!