Sentence examples for add more delay from inspiring English sources

Dr Chand hopes his petition will get the 100,000 signatures needed to force a debate in the Commons, which could add more delay to the bill's parliamentary progress.

All the works above aim to maximize the total throughput with the constraint of a maximum average transmit power, which tends to add more delay to save power.

She estimated that it would take four and a half years to develop new mandatory rules, noting that further legal attacks from corporations would add more delays.

A related practical note is that unstable recursive filter designs can often be stabilized by simply adding more delay to the desired impulse response (i.e., adding a negatively sloped linear phase to the desired phase response).

The current dynamism is going as halving the CP value every two transmission failures which adds more delay to the packet in process and to the total delay of the node especially if the node's data generation rate is high which increases the node's queue length or increase the overflow dropped packets.

Managers trying to get ahead may well feel enormous frustration as each person or office a project passes through adds more delays and more problems to unravel before a task is finished.

This added more delays as the dockyard there lacked the equipment to efficiently fit out the ships.

This major change added over 270,000 rubles to the cost of the ships and added more delays as Russian ironworks had problems rolling the thicker armor plates.

Etwiy faces three possibilities in the coming days, he added: more delays in the trial, which he called "political tricks"; the unlikely prospect of the judge exercising independence and releasing the young American because of the way the Egyptian authorities have handled him; or being pronounced guilty of crimes like murder ― and potentially facing the punishment.

"We can handle only so many airplanes, and their schedule has increased during those times, and that could mean more delays as they add more flights," he said.

The maiden flight of the 787 already two years overdue was to take place on June 30, but today Boeing announced an indefinite delay to add more structural reinforcements.