Sentence examples for is slightly delayed from inspiring English sources
What distinguishes the beat in jazz is that it is slightly delayed.
Similarly, even the light you see from nearby objects is slightly delayed, but since the speed of light is about a foot per nanosecond (billionth of a second!), the finite speed of light doesn't matter much in everyday life.
Other real-time systems are said to have soft deadlines, in that no disaster will happen if the system's response is slightly delayed; an example is an order shipping and tracking system.
Unlike other controls, which pitch the plane's nose up or down or roll the aircraft to one side or the other in a turn, the change in position brought on by the rudder's use is slightly delayed and not immediately sensed by pilots, according to aviation experts.
To break up a large body of rock, charges are placed in a series of holes drilled so that, as the holes nearest the exposed surface are fired, the blasts create new exposed faces at the proper distances from the next set of holes, in which firing of the charges is slightly delayed.
However, after approximately 110 min, the tsunami propagation from the USGS model is slightly delayed with respect to the GCMT model.
Clients, he said, have been very understanding that their money may have been slightly delayed.
Its opening has been slightly delayed, but this will soon be forgotten.
Its expression peak was slightly delayed compared to those of TTG1 and TT2 (Supplementary Fig. 6e, f, h).
Even the announcement of the Cannes lineup on Wednesday was slightly delayed by protests in the morning.
