Sentence examples for delay corresponds from inspiring English sources

PD i : polling delay corresponds to the interval time when the bandwidth is requested and when it is allocated [14].

If the computed delay corresponds to the one for the true position of the source, we expect to have a very good match of all waveforms.

Note that the end-to-end packet delay corresponds to the aggregated packet delay, i.e., a sum of packet delays experienced over both hops for R-UEs.

This delay corresponds to the time difference between the AIB and the poleward expansion and thus corresponds to the duration of the first stage (Fig. 1b) of the substorm expansion phase in Akasofu (1964) of a few minutes.

Because this time delay corresponds roughly to the conversion depth of 35 km, these phases were converted at the oceanic Moho discontinuity within the Philippine Sea slab (e.g., Shiomi et al. 2008).

The correlation with the SW speed delayed by few hours could be explained assuming that such time delay corresponds to the time interval separating the IMF and SW pressure fluctuations in the interaction region between slow and fast SW, i.e., upstream of the SW speed increase, from the high-speed stream (Takahashi and Ukhorskiy 2008).

That's when Larson's team discovered something that no one had apparently noticed before: The snow slowed the reflected GPS signals, and the delay corresponded to the snow's depth, which the team measured by hand and with ultrasonic sensors at the test site.

On the contrary, mice immunized with DCTg650AdTA succumbed at 246 dpi; this delay corresponded to the mean survival time of mice infected with only 0.01% brain homogenate (244 dpi), as calculated from a 139A dose-effect study.

This delay corresponded to about 10% of the SD for these tests, which would correspond to about 1.5 IQ points [ 41].

These delays correspond to the apparent velocity of the magnetic compression propagation V ED = ~300 km/s and V DA = ~240 km/s.

These low delays correspond to the initial t's in the transmission, at which a small number of packets are received at the decoder.