Sentence examples for effect of a delay from inspiring English sources

The band's first (but not its sole) legacy is its sound, easily identified within a few bars: a high, chiming guitar figure, usually simple in structure but fleshed out by the ringing of open strings and the doubling effect of a delay unit; a charging, near-military beat and bass line stretched out with a little extra swing; and singing that is defiant and loud and slightly weird.

By means of the general symmetric local Hopf bifurcation theorem, we not only investigated the effect of a delay of the signal transmission on the pattern formation of model (1.1), but we also obtain some important results about the spontaneous bifurcation of multiple branches of periodic solutions and their spatio-temporal patterns.

We also, however, performed a number of additional experiments to establish the effect of a delay between pMCAO and this whisker stimulation, so that, if there was indeed a protective effect, we could establish a time window for its induction.

The effect of a delay of duration δ is that contactees of detected infecteds can continue transmitting the infection for an extra δ time units, unless they are detected themselves during this interval.

The effect of a delay in each tracing step was studied by determining the critical tracing probability pc * for R 0 pre  = 1.5, as a function of the latent period and tracing delay.

Recent developments include techniques for estimating R 0 from the initial stages of an outbreak [11], [12] and a model to ascertain the effect of a delay between the onset of an outbreak and the implementation of public health policies aimed at controlling disease spread [13].

Nevertheless, the protective effect of a delayed emergence of the Gag B-27-restricted escape mutations along with the frequent occurrence of compensatory mutations, may be related to the finding that escape, if it does occur, is associated with a viral fitness cost greater than that related to escape mutations in most other epitopes [27].

We, therefore, examined the effect of a delayed admission to ICU and of this specific management strategy of "boarding" patients in the operating theatre suite on outcomes as determined by length of ICU stay, mortality rates and duration of organ support.

Patterns of postprandial glucose response varied from an immediate effect, to a delay of 15 min, to a delay of 4.5 h (P ≤ 0.05).

Such overruns normally occur due to the knock-on effects of a delay in one construction activity on other interrelated activities that are carried out by different subcontractors.

Third, propofol was administered directly following the traumatisation procedure excluding the effects of a delay possibly encountered in clinical routine management of patients with TBI.