According to historian Shelby Foote, after Lincoln's presentation, the applause was delayed, scattered, and "barely polite".
That barely perceptible delay causes people to search less.
Last week I fought rolling traffic jams all across CT in the middle of the day; today I zipped into Manhattan with barely a delay, late on a Friday afternoon.
The visitors made the brighter start, Phelps racing clear to touch down after a delayed pass from Jon Clarke with barely three minutes on the clock.
But for a show like Fox's "Fringe," which barely shows a pulse on Friday nights, the delayed information is critical.
As Moore himself says, the city is filled with thousands of houses, libraries, factories, apartments, and hospitals "abandoned and mostly unguarded, barely salvageable, and slated for demolition that gets delayed year after year".
As for the juveniles, it remains worth remembering that the last two Triumph Hurdles were won by French imports, Zarkandar and Soldatino, who delayed their British debuts until Kempton barely three weeks before the Festival.
So we were surprised to catch sight of her there on a weekday; plus, she was walking fast and barely greeting those she passed, for fear of being delayed along the way.
Inhibition of vesicular H-ATPase by 0.2 μM bafilomycin A abolished nearly all leukotoxin-induced [Ca2+]i movements; approximately half of the recorded cells showed delayed low-amplitude transient increases in [Ca2+]i that barely reached twice the amplitude of resting [Ca2+]i.
But in May, barely noticed by most New Yorkers, the Legislature and the governor delayed the primaries until next Tuesday, Sept. 18.
