Sentence examples for a lagging of from inspiring English sources

On the contrary, observational GEC reflects well dynamics of solar activity: 27-day variations of GEC are very similar to the ones of the index F10.7, but GEC undergoes a lagging of about of 30 60 h as compared to value of the F10.7 index.

And changes in the Fed funds rate had an inverse effect on the economy, with a lag, of course.

Part of the problem is that higher interest rates filter through the economy with a lag of many months.

Those restrictions could be loosened, but any tinkering would come into effect only after a lag, of say three days.

Likewise loose credit feeds into fast growth only after a lag (of up to nine months, by some estimates).

The authors pointed out that a lag of 20 years is expected because criminality peaks for individuals in their 20s.

"There was a lag of several weeks that I think — that I think shouldn't have happened," Mr. Obama said.

For instance, references to "1880," which peaked in that year, fell to half by 1912, a lag of 32 years.

There is always a lag of a few weeks between a rise in crude oil prices and a corresponding climb in retail prices.

A lag of a year or two in carrying out the California standards represents a significant saving for the automobile industry, Mr. White, the clean-energy advocate, said.

Yes, suspects the professor: "Some evidence suggests that Europe is about to follow the American pattern with a lag of a few decades.