In a playback experiment using the two-loudspeaker design (experimental signals: control song or without AM-song), we found that males responding to without natural AM-song did not delay their take off to the second loudspeaker in comparison with control.
"She was acting dopey and this was definitely delaying take off.
STEP FOUR -- The painting was scheduled for Oct. 15, but a fatal crash by another performer minutes before the Lima Lima team was to take off delayed it for a day.
After a delay because of bad weather, we take off in a Russian-built Mi-17 helicopter.
Still, air travelers are much more likely to suffer a delay before taking off than after landing.
With some delay, Nowotny took off and engaged the enemy on his own, Schall and Wegmann having since retired from the action after sustaining battle damage.
After a three-hour delay they took off for New York's LaGuardia Airport, where they encountered bad weather and were ordered into a holding pattern.
"It's clear that Colonel Qaddafi has lost the confidence of his people," said the White House press secretary, Jay Carney, in a briefing that was delayed to allow the plane to take off because the Americans feared that the Libyan leader might harm the passengers.
Thirty-five gliders of the 3rd lift carrying the Polish glider borne elements were delayed in taking off and the whole parachute brigade failed to take off at all.
Well, he's delaying an insignificant part of it, while the lion's share take off.
