Sentence examples for delay in performance from inspiring English sources

The force majeure clause does indeed make reference to one paper not being held liable "for any failure or delay in performance" as a result of events outside their control, including a strike.

Such an amnesic person can retain the gist of a question or request long enough to respond appropriately, unless, of course, there is enough delay in performance or attention is diverted.

Three cases of delay in performance were tested: the delay between the user device and the video server; the round trip time between the user device and the gateway for both the proposed and reference architectures; the delay between the wireless termination points and the gateway.

The delay in performance has been termed the psychological refractory period (PRP) and represents the sequential processing of information due to interference.

But after a two-week delay in performances already this month, which sucked up about $4 million, the producers decided that on Sunday night the show would go on.

The inspectors usually issue findings a few days after their visit; they can seek or demand changes to promote safety, which producers usually accept rather than risk a delay in performances, Mr. Rosales said.

It will be the fourth major delay in performances since January 2010, when previews were originally supposed to begin; the first two delays were due to problems raising money to mount the $65 million show, while a two-week delay in November, caused by the need for more rehearsal time, also pushed back the opening, which had been set for Dec. 21.

However, the motivation of some children varied during different tasks and sessions, especially in ADLs, causing delays in performance, and thus the variability in task times.

We will not be liable or responsible for any failure to perform, or delay in the performance of, any of our obligations under the terms and conditions that is caused by circumstances outside our control.

An announcement made in the theater first said there would be a delay in the performance, then that the show was over.

(Sisario) ROBERT FRIPP AND THE LEAGUE OF CRAFTY GUITARISTS (Thursday) One of the great idea men of guitar-rock, Robert Fripp was a founder of the prog giants King Crimson in 1969, and in the '70s collaborated with Brian Eno on "Frippertronics," a method of using tape delay in live performance.