Sentence examples for delayed by time from inspiring English sources

A commonly observed pattern of devaluation over time is "hyperbolic discounting" [ 10, 13], in which rewards delayed by time T are worth less by a factor of 1 + kT, where k is known as the discount rate [ 35].

Chelsea's European Champions League victory kept Sunday paper editors later at the office than usual because it was delayed by extra time and a penalty shoot-out.

Without ControllerMate, this review would have been delayed by some time.

Therefore, if cooperators retransmit their packets after recognizing their ACKs, the retransmission is delayed by the time period of one superframe.

In particular, the growth of nanoislands and nanoparticles in the glass starts later because silver reduction is delayed by the time necessary for hydrogen to go through the silver-depleted subsurface layer, and the nucleation of silver islands is also delayed by the time necessary for silver atoms to diffuse through the same layer.

For example, ARM onsets may have been delayed by the time required for attention to shift to the auditory modality following a change in the visual cue.

A behavioural latency of 80 ms was considered for the analysis, since the onset of lateral steering in walking and flying crickets is delayed by this time relative to the stimulus onset [42].

Their initial accumulation was delayed by the time required for apoptotic triggering, migration and settlement.

The correlation at the protein level is more synchronous or delayed by shorter time than those at the transcript level.

Although these DSBs might be finally repaired by intrinsic DNA repair systems including HR, cell cycle progression will be delayed by the time needed for DSB repair.

Scientific collaborations are commonly dissuaded or delayed by the time required to attain a background in another field and similar complications that come from working outside of one's particular research area (Tadmor and Tidor, 2005).