Sentence examples for minute lag from inspiring English sources

Finally, an approximate 15 minute phase lag was observed between the time the water rose in the SWI and 15 cm wells at the MF site (inset in Figure 9a); in contrast, a 15 minute lag was found between the 15 cm and SWI wells at the CB site (inset in Figure 9b).

The amount of hydrogen peroxide used for the stress was calculated to cause a non-lethal ∼40 minute lag phase.

A 10 minute lag time was necessary for the monolayer relaxation and to check the monolayer stability at fixed constant surface pressure.

When added to actively translating reactions, there is a 2 4 minute lag before onset of inhibition is observed [33], [37], suggesting that the compounds allow ribosome run-off.

The luminescence of each sample was measured in a plate-reading luminometer (Thermo Labsystems) with parameters of 1 minute lag time and 0.5 second/well read time.

For half of the mission, a 20-minute lag time will affect all communications between the aquanauts and mission controllers on the surface.

But even with these problems, he said, a longer wait for trains is part of the new schedule -- a three- to six-minute lag between trains at rush hour, compared with three minutes for the old system.

During my visit to Cambridge, I watched as a speech engine transcribed a live Al Jazeera broadcast into more or less readable English text, with only a three-minute lag time.

The six crew members keep in touch with mission control only by computer, with a twenty-minute lag in each direction to simulate communication from Mars, and they leave the dome only on E.V.A. extra-vehicular activity—wE.V.A. extra-vehicularpproximactivity wearinguits.

The six crew members keep in touch with mission control only by computer, with a twenty-minute lag in each direction to simulate communication from Mars, and they leave the dome only on E.V.A. — extra-vehicular activity — wearing Velcro-sealed approximations of spacesuits.

The 250 million km between Mars and Earth right now means there is a 13-minute lag in communications.