Sentence examples for lag problem from inspiring English sources

Predicting the function of unannotated proteins with high sequence similarity to enzymes that we used to train EFICAz can be considered a trivial exercise; e.g. EFICAz training enzymes may include homologs with very high sequence identity to a given protein labeled as hypothetical in databases due to the annotation lag problem [ 46].

If you have an older digital camera or one that is of a more entry level point and shoot variety you could also have to contend with the dreaded 'shutter lag' problem.

The shutter-lag problem is not true of all digital cameras.

But most international travelers manage their jet-lag problem by improvising, often with advice from their physician or a medical travel clinic.

The first major inefficiency is the time-lag problem for distributing scientific ideas.

Numerical and experimental results indicate that the R-RTRL NN not only achieves superior performance to comparative networks but significantly improves the precision of MSA forecasts for both chaotic time series and reservoir inflow case during typhoon events with effective mitigation in the time-lag problem.

This time-lag problem is very difficult to solve and is intrinsic to longitudinal research in general.

The PC version has been criticized for its high system requirements, and for lag and slowdown problems even on high-end systems.

We propose a spatio-temporal lumping of radar rainfall for modeling inflow forecasts to mitigate time-lag problems and improve forecasting accuracy.

Although there was speculation about online capabilities before release, Takahashi refrained from making the game online-compatible due to fear of lagging problems, stating "I don't think you can play a tennis game online under the current Internet environment and feel satisfied".

In [13], the authors studied the exponential lag synchronization problem for neural networks with mixed delays via intermittent control.