The phrase "acceptable delay" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a delay that is considered reasonable or permissible in a given context.
Example: "The project timeline allows for an acceptable delay of two weeks due to unforeseen circumstances."
Alternatives: "reasonable delay" or "permissible delay".
Improvement in average timeslots delay is also observed that is well within acceptable delay threshold.
Using the proposed structure, various types of audiograms can be matched with acceptable delay and matching error.
Fault tolerance techniques are very useful to maintain the survivability of the network by recovering from failure within acceptable delay and minimum packet loss while efficiently utilizing network resources.
The merits of the proposed structure are low hardware complexity and good audiogram matching with tolerable matching error and acceptable delay, when compared to the state of the art techniques for audiogram matching.
In particular, it is shown that the complex, two-dimensional, address-generation calculations can be performed in a pipelined fashion and implemented using a three-stage pipeline with acceptable delay and hardware cost.
Performance results show as the developed IIoT solution benefits from all the advantages provided by the adopted IoT protocols, guaranteeing that each node is reachable through simple IP-based techniques with an acceptable delay, and showing an estimated average life of 1 year in case of each IoT smart device is configured to send collected and elaborated data every 30 min.
It relies on a new intersystem retransmission mechanism with cross-layer interaction ability providing lossless handover while keeping acceptable delays.
MAC protocols for WLANs must also address several other key issues, such as coping with a varying and potentially large number of users, maintaining acceptable delays for multimedia traffic, transmitting over a randomly varying wireless channel, and introducing minimal overhead to the transmitted data stream.
Despite the scarce evidence, concerns about increasing delays in start of RT experienced by breast cancer patients prompted recommendations about the acceptable delays (JCCO, 1993; Clinical Guidelines, 1998; Rutgers, 2001).
A subjective calculation of an acceptable voice delay is used as a reference in our analysis.
It is no longer acceptable to delay a major company initiative for months so the IT department can spec out, purchase, test, set-up, and provision new systems.
