Sentence examples for degree of lag from inspiring English sources

The Bad The Nook HD suffers from a degree of lag that is immediately noticeable when using various functions.

Figure 5 shows the autocorrelation plots with one degree of lag (see Fig. 5a) and with 1 to 20 degrees of lag (see Fig. 5b).

Lag 1 performance (73.2%) was slightly higher than it was at Lag 3, suggesting that a degree of Lag 1 sparing took place (see also [28]).

Mean performance was 76.9% at Lag 1, 74.2% at Lag 3, and 89.6% at Lag 8, reflecting an attentional blink with a degree of Lag 1 sparing, which was similar to Experiment 1. Performance with low memory load averaged 83.2%, while high memory load resulted in 77.4%.

Sensor glucose generally lags behind blood glucose but, importantly, the degree of lag appears to change over time.

The degree of lag varies widely in different gene pairs, and these approaches need multiple runs to find the lag that best aligns each pair.

As such, the results provide limited evidence for a degree of lagged mutual causation; associations vary over the reentry process and are complicated by other realities of life after prison.

So since the estate agents' traditional adage is that whatever direction prices head in prime central London, they will eventually follow – with varying degrees of lag – in outer London too, then in the home counties, and finally in the rest of the country, are we heading for yet another bubble?

There was significant heterogeneity of results, which is largely explained by the differences in study designs, exposure assessment, and to a lesser degree, the inclusion of lag time analysis.

There was no substantial extension lag in group A, while those who had extensor interruption procedures in group S had various degrees of extensor lag.

When 'phonic' relay is used at production point, the 'direct' access at reception point will be more or less synchronic; however, unpredictable degrees of time lag will occur in the case of 'graphic; direct' (more on this below).