On that occasion she rocked up without her spectacles, shouted "Oh shit, my glasses!" and thereby triggered the telecast's seven-second time delay (the broadcaster's equivalent of the red button, or the ejector seat).
From Thursday hearings in the criminal and civil sections of the court of appeal are being broadcast subject to series of strict conditions, including a 70-second time delay and allowing the cameras only to focus on lawyers and judges.
The ceremony was broadcast between 8pm and 10pm with a 30-second time delay to filter out swearing but Brand's gags offended some of the show's 5.3 million viewers.
Mr. Bush, hampered by the split-second time delay and projecting an air of being led on a forced march, offered one lame quip after another, including a pun about Mr. Letterman's recent heart operation so strained that it left the host staring, mortified, into the camera.
Such grenades have a fuse that detonates the explosive either on impact or after a brief (usually four-second) time delay that is long enough for the grenade to be accurately thrown but is too brief for enemy soldiers to toss the grenade back once it has landed among them.
The structure design was made considering 1.9-seconds time delay in the communication between the remote and local stations.
This work introduces a second time delay into a linearized version of the transfer entropy to produce a transfer entropy surface.
The aim is to look at the changes we need to accommodate in order to represent two consecutive data streams, where the transmission of the second burst begins after (seconds) time delay.
Having covered the bomb in glue, a non-sticky handle was required; in the handle, a delay fuse ignited by releasing a sprung lever so that a five second time delay starts as the grenade leaves the thrower's hand (just like the levers found on a conventional Mills bomb type hand grenade).
Match the picture on the right so that both foods have the same VOLUME", and ii) the 30-second time delay was not implemented.
