The phrase "adding delay" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the act of introducing a period of time before an action occurs or when referring to a situation that causes a postponement.
Example: "The unexpected technical issues are adding delay to the project timeline."
Alternatives: "causing a delay" or "introducing a delay".
You're adding delay and feedback.
(Minimum-phase filters are introduced in Chapter 11). The delay-distortion can be compensated by delay equalization, i.e., adding delay at other frequencies in order approach an overall constant group delay versus frequency.
PHRASES are made up of notes, and can be modified by selecting different INSTRUMENTS, or adding delay and so forth.
For the nFLIC study, we synchronously generated two Gaussian pulses and delayed them in time (i.e. imparting a simulated FPD) by adding delay lines.
We found that adding delay between the dose and the drug effect did not significantly improve the model fits, and we note that the time-scale for tumor shrinkage is on the order of months, whereas the terminal half-life of everolimus when dosed at 10 mg daily is around 30 h [ 9], so any delay is likely short compared with the time scales of interest in the study.
Because they are delicate, there is a risk of breakage of their internal components while transporting them, adding delays to users' research programs if they do break.
These disturbances harm real-time applications by adding delays or even interrupting their communications.
Moreover, we decided to expand the definition of OH by adding delayed and initial OH to the study protocol.
Evolutionarily speaking, this added delay makes a certain amount of sense.
Then if you add delay to the bass and time it right you get extra little melodies inside this structure.
The sampling process adds delay in up to three independent processes: sample-and hold, calculation time, and, for many motion-control systems, velocity estimation.
