Sentence examples for discernible delay from inspiring English sources

Digital processing can filter out background noise so fast that there is no discernible delay and the signal appears to be heard in "real time".

In Pattern I plants, no discernible delay is observed between the addition of Al and the onset of OA anion secretion such as buckwheat [ 39], tobacco (Nicotiana tabacum) [ 40], and wheat [ 37].

Interestingly, ocular tracking can compensate for sensorimotor delays after around one or two periods of sinusoidal motion producing a tracking movement with little discernible delay (Barnes and Asselman 1991).

In Pattern I, exudation of organic acids is rapidly activated by Al exposure and there is no discernible delay observed between the addition of Al and the onset of organic acid anion release, whereas in Pattern II the secretion of organic acids is delayed for several hours after exposure to Al.

This results in discernible delays and battery power drain during UE authentication, especially when UE needs to be re-authenticated multiple times due to mobility or a long-lived connection.

No discernible growth delay was seen in the trisomic fetuses, and the age distribution was similar for trisomies and controls.

The discernible differences are the delay of the roll-up of the primary vortex, the faster spreading after the roll-up due to the exothermic expansion, and the survival of only a primary vortex.

The kinetics of VA-induced NF- κB activation was somewhat delayed with discernible increase of the transcriptional activity being observed only 18 24 h of drug exposure as compared to the rapid NF- κB activation (6 12 h after the onset of drug exposure) following TSA treatment (data not shown).

Given the discernible patterns of displaced or delayed shopping activities, however, the integral economic effect of the protest events remains largely negative, as is evident in Fig. A6 where change in total sales is illustrated for neighborhoods that are of different distances from the event center.

In fact, although passive diffusion delays are still discernible, the pCF-carpet is clearly dominated by shorter transit times, characteristic of fast carrier-mediated transport.

Retrospective studies have indicated that adjuvant chemotherapy delays of up to three months have no discernible effect on prognosis [ 9, 10]; only in very advanced disease has delay in initiating adjuvant chemotherapy been associated with any impairment of disease-free survival [ 11], though other groups have failed to demonstrate impaired overall survival in any patient subset [ 12].