Sentence examples for example of the delaying from inspiring English sources

An example of the delaying effect of the strikes in the Canadian ports, with consequent impact on operating costs, was an extended ninety-day return voyage to Quebec City in early 1967 by the new Manchester Progress.

The causes of even that collapse remain a matter of dispute, but it is often cited as an example of the delayed disaster that shrimpers and others fear.

Figure 2 Example of the delay propagation of the traffic-related information.

The founders hopes Twicli will help mainstream media find relevant user-generated content in a much shorter timeframe — citing the example of the delay of days before the footage of a police officer pushing Ian Tomlinson surfaced.

Though little research has been done on diagnosis and treatment delays of other opportunistic infections in resource-poor settings, we believe tuberculosis is a good example of the delays that may be happening in the diagnosis and treatment of other opportunistic infections.

Then we show the learning properties of the long-time scale component using examples of the delay conditioning paradigm.

Figure 3 shows an example of the sample delay and of the estimate delay versus simulation time obtained from the QoSMonitoring module for the rtPS service class [15].

They make almost no mention, for example, of the way DeLay has toiled in relative obscurity to reform child welfare laws in the District of Columbia.

"We are very critical, for example, of the huge delay that there's been in developing the proper protocol on community benefit from onshore wind turbines".

"The food safety bill is a great example of the frivolous delay, where you had three cloture votes not so people could debate more, but just so they could take up all the time so that we'd be against the wall with the calendar and they could say, 'Why should we consider a treaty?' or, 'Why should we consider Don't Ask, Don't Tell or the DREAM Act?

The incidence of lung cancer provides an excellent example of the long delay that can exist between aggregated tobacco consumption and the occurrence of disease.