Sentence examples for delay operational from inspiring English sources

This is consistent with other lines of investigation predominantly from the priming literature [24] [26], from the trace and delay operational conditional learning [27], [28] and with theoretical models of consciousness which argue that an important aspect of consciousness it to maintain and broadcast information flexibly across modalities, time and space [19], [29], [30].

This might delay the operational deadline beyond the planned 2018 date.

The problems with the engines, failures of production priorities and Hitler's meddling are well known, but the long delay between operational testing, tactical and doctrinal development and training were largely Galland's fault.

Officials had originally said that the plant would begin to feed Iran's electricity grid by November, but last week Iran delayed its operational date to January without giving an explanation.

Before the war, plans were made to replace the aft elevator with a 44 x 48 ft model, but manufacturing delays and operational demands prevented this from ever happening.

The highest within-flock R0 observed in the initial phases of the outbreak periods may be attributed to the fact that flocks with high effective contact rates and those that experienced delayed application of control interventions (either by delayed disease notification or operational delays) were disproportionally represented.

The NSA was persuaded to waive normal practice and allow intercept intelligence to be shared, unfiltered and without delay, with the operational units tracking Karadžić in Bosnia.

"Chinese students work very hard and would have to spend two more years in learning in order to reach the same level of a Western intellectual," he said, adding: "The difficulty in learning is analogous to long boot-up time in computer terminology, which means system delay in becoming operational".

Once the source decoder starts displaying the frames, the delay constraint becomes operational.

Signalized intersections epitomise this need because unnecessary protection of left turns can significantly increase operational delay.

Delay times between operational steps are optimized for fastest fluidic transfer.