Sentence examples for delay widely from inspiring English sources
Nonlinearities, uncertainties and large time delay widely exist in the industrial processes, which pose great difficulty to traditional proportional-integral-derivative (PID) control.
Our study shows that "shipping delay" widely influences gene expression of MMPC with different impact on molecular classification and risk stratification.
On the other hand, time delays widely exist in practical systems due to the unreliable communication channel [11, 12].
It is well known that time-delays widely exist in a large number of concrete systems, and coupled dynamical networks are often associated with time-delays due to the finite speeds of transmission and spreading as well as traffic congestion.
In Colorado, Obama's delay is widely believed to have hurt the Democratic candidate.
The decline in the inflation measure most watched by the Federal Reserve — the personal consumption expenditures deflator — could provide a reason for the Fed to delay the widely expected tapering of bond purchases.
Although the delay was widely expected, Cameron immediately faced fury from business groups and accusations from Labour that he had ducked a difficult decision on infrastructure to help the chances of Zac Goldsmith, the Tory London mayoral candidate, who is a fierce opponent of Heathrow expansion.
"The prospect of a more balanced expansion of demand will not have been helped by the 3% rise in sterling since the February inflation report," Mr King said, prompting a sell-off of sterling in the currency markets as dealers bet that a more expensive currency would delay the widely expected rise in interest rates.
Indeed, impulsive effects and delay effects widely exist in the real world.
Brian Lian of CIBC World Markets said the FDA delay was widely expected by Wall Street and likely pushes back a decision on the drug to the second quarter of 2007.
The delay was widely seen as an internal institutional victory for Alvarez, particularly in light of his November comments.
