Sentence examples for delay defining from inspiring English sources

He said baseball's changing economics had caused teams to delay defining their needs until after the Dec. 20 deadline to offer their unsigned players arbitration, effectively forcing marquee free agents like Maddux and Rodriguez to wait.

Note that as expressed above, the delay expresses the play-back delay, defining the delay before all the packets of the data source carried over parallel paths reach the destination.

The time delay defined in LEADSTO is taken as a uniform time step Δt here.

This complies with the maximum acceptable DENM delay defined by ETSI [30].

As previously mentioned, especially the maximum HARQ delay defined for LTE currently limits the tolerable FH delay.

We study the asymptotic behavior of the time delay (defined as the trace of the Eisenbud Wigner time delay operator) for scattering by potential and by magnetic field with two compact supports as the separation of supports goes to infinity.

Average frame delay, defined as the average time elapsed from the generation of a data frame at a sensor node to its arrival at the sink.

In (4.3) we specify as a single delay defined by formula ; (4.4). is an -dimensional column vector, and is an -dimensional column vector given by (4.5).

For comparison analysis, in Table 3, we also present the total average delay defined by ( {overline{D}}_R=frac{1}{K}{displaystyle sum_{k=1}^K{D}_{R_k}} ).

We formulate the problem of quantitative service differentiation as a generalized resource allocation optimization towards the minimization of system delay, defined as the sum of weighted delay of client requests.

End-to-end delay: defined as the delay between the time the broadcast message originated at the source vehicle and the time it reached all the vehicles in the road section.