Timing

Timing refers to how events are spaced in time. Some typical uses are:

The act of measuring the elapsed time of something or someone, often at athletic events such as swimming or running, where participants are timed with a device such as a stopwatch.
Engine timing, for various functions such as ignition, cam timing to control poppet valve timing and overlap, and fuel injection timing.
* see timing light,
* timing mark
Comic timing by a comedian or actor, an element of humor.
In phonology, the rhythm of a spoken language. See Timing (linguistics).
In filmmaking, the process of altering the density and colour of the film.

External links

[Research group specializing in rhythm, timing, and tempo, University of Amsterdam]
[Computer Timing] Timing solutions for computers and computer networks.

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