Sentence examples similar to lagged execution from inspiring English sources
Mr. Raue's execution lags behind his ideas: the duck breast was slightly tough, the dumpling shells a bit soggy.
The main disadvantage of measures based on financial statements is the time of measurement, that is, the time lag between execution and reporting (Chakravarthy 1986).
By creation of a conjugate-symmetric series, the summing operation of the decomposed lagged coherence matrix is conducted in the frequency-domain, which decreased the executions of IFFT.
Faulkner lagged slightly behind.
After several years of lagging behind, this new Camry's execution finally matches its popularity.
Adopting Windows Phone also means Nokia is now reliant on Microsoft's execution — and Redmond continues to lag behind the pace of development on the dominant smartphone platforms.
'Although the students from this (anonymised) country are highly focussed on knowledge, they lag far behind when it comes to execution.
While "big data" makes the buzz and still looms, although execution lags, the same community was certainly among the first ones to really understand the importance of very large datasets, and to develop efficient techniques to process and fully exploit such data, resulting in "deep understanding" of the underlying process.
A new survey from Tanium found almost unanimous consensus on the importance of business resilience but execution and actually achieving it apparently lags far behind.
