The phrase "adding a delay" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the implementation of a pause or waiting period in a process, system, or action.
Example: "To improve the user experience, we are considering adding a delay before the next screen appears."
Alternatives: "introducing a delay" or "implementing a delay".
Vibration is reduced at the expense of adding a delay equal to the length of the shaper.
At this point, we propose to use secondary peak location of e(m) adding a delay (D) for deactivation of the DWS.
More importantly, given the importance of user reports, adding a delay would only further slow down videos getting reported, reviewed and first responders being alerted to provide help on the ground". So, 'we can't detect the videos and we don't get reports', but 'we can't delay the videos because then we wouldn't get reports'?
Thirteen of those women reported completing appointments at a second community site before connecting to a treatment facility, adding a delay in treatment initiation.
We thus expect that adding a delay between sample and match will increase the variability of responses compared to a low-delay condition.
One may suggest that patients who underwent esophagectomy in the university hospital were mostly referred for treatment, thus adding a delay before surgery.
Open notepad Type the following Save As... "autorun.bat" Go Run the file "autorun.bat" and watch the magic happen If this does not consume enough CPU resources, consider adding a delay ping -n 5 127.0.0.1 > nul.
It employs the play_sound function to play the beeps, and uses soundcnt with a while loop to add a delay between the three beeps.
He and his team of about 60 add a delay to Amy's responses to keep up the act, as though she's typing.
To make a song sound as if it were playing in an empty mall, you cut the low frequencies, raise the mid-range frequencies, and add a delay, which imitates the way sound bounces through a big, empty space.
(Programs such as Pro Tools, Ableton, and GarageBand make it simple to play around with a track in this way). To make a song sound as if it were playing in an empty mall, you cut the low frequencies, raise the mid-range frequencies, and add a delay, which imitates the way sound bounces through a big, empty space.
