Sentence examples for input latency from inspiring English sources

When it comes to gaming, SteamOS will work particularly well for audio performances and reducing input latency.

In order to isolate the visual effects, we constructed a simulator for low and high persistence displays that does not affect input latency.

In my testing I found that games that were slower paced, or at least had slower paced input mechanisms, played well enough that I could be fooled into thinking I was playing on a modestly configured local gaming system...If you are an avid PC gamer you will likely be very disappointed by the experience, both in terms of image quality and input latency.

The distribution of input offset latency is shown in Figure 6 a (middle panel).

However, the large sensory data inputs, strict latency requirements, and dynamic wireless networking conditions make offloading of vehicular applications to the cloud very challenging.

In [17], the generalization of frequency-domain adaptive filtering to the partitioning of the adaptive filter is proposed: in this case, the filter length is a positive integer multiple of the block size, which can be opportunely reduced in order to lower the input-output latency.

Control engineering theory usually assumes jitter free sampling and insignificant (constant) input-output latencies disregarding complex real-world timing effects.

Such a decrease in the SEG neuronal response is unlikely to be caused by changes in ascending sensory inputs, since the latency between stimulus onset and maximal neuronal response in the SEG was similar in stung and control cockroaches (wind stimuli: 123±14 ms and 128±29 ms, respectively; p = 0.878; tactile stimuli: 45±9 ms and 46±6 ms, respectively; p = 0.288) (Fig. 5D).

Pixelbook can also act as a great offline reader, again supported by the Android app library including Kindle, and it's a terrific virtual notebook or sketchbook if your interests lean that way thanks to the Pixelbook Pen and its terrific, low latency input.

We define embedded system re-engineering as an analysis and alteration of a legacy system to guarantee newly imposed performance requirements such as throughput and input-to-output latency.

When spikes are produced in response to temporally complex conductance inputs, each spike latency will depend on the local EPSC and the preceding history of the postsynaptic membrane potential.