We focus only on the actual traffic being transmitted by the users and whether it is conforming or not, i.e., we do not consider the case of "lagging" users (users who have experienced a noisy channel and therefore have involuntarily been transmitting at a decreased rate).
Although there have been documented cases of long lag times due to delayed arrival of a mutualist or environmental changes over time, this study suggests that most successful invasions are likely to begin shortly after arrival of the plant in a suitable habitat, at least in tropical environments.
Mark arrived with a bad case of jet lag, soon followed by the usual tummy ailment.
Symbol capitalized a bit on Mr. Nuti's extended case of jet lag.
Researchers describe it as a world-class case of jet lag, only the problem occurs not on this world but off it.
Guastavino's, embedded in the Queensboro Bridge, could touch down tomorrow in London, Paris or Berlin, shake off a mild case of jet lag, and open for business.
I woke up early each morning owing to a serious case of jet lag, yet, no matter how early it was, the workers at the construction site outside my window were already at it.
An Austrian businessman named Dietrich Mateschitz reportedly discovered it when trying to cure a case of jet lag and, in 1987, he and the drink's Thai creator founded Red Bull.
The soft-spoken woman shaking off a monumental case of jet lag at a Manhattan apartment one recent morning was Dr. Ruth Kiew, 56, the keeper of the herbarium and library of the Singapore Botanic Gardens, and one of the world's great experts on tropical begonias.
There are many ways to measure Russia's girth, but Mr. Vodyanitsky can speak to one of the most compelling: it has 11 time zones, from the Polish border to near Alaska, a system so vast that you can get a walloping case of jet lag from a domestic flight.
