Sentence examples for Be delay from inspiring English sources
verb
To put off until a later time; to defer.
There seemed to be delay in fight starting.
Timing may be delay or arrest development at an immature stage or may be precocious but asynchronous with other developmental features.
"There is a cloud now hanging over the head of the president, and while that's happening, to have a lifetime appointment made by this president seems very unseemly and there ought to be delay," Schumer said.
Since downlink traffic can be delay intolerant, it is not possible to use longer TAUs.
The application had to be delay tolerant, since the time for backoff window might be long.
The lack of a sustainable end-to-end path makes CRAHNs appear to be delay tolerant networks (DTNs) [10, 11].
Delay equalization is typically carried out using an allpass filter (defined in §B.2) in series with the filter to be delay-equalized.
Interval observers employ positivity and stability analysis of the estimation error system, which in the case of delayed measurements should be delay-dependent.
To benefit from node mobility, a new class of MANET protocols and applications are designed to be delay-tolerant and mobility-aided.
"Paychecks would be delayed.
"This cannot be delayed".
