Sentence examples for no perceived lag from inspiring English sources

I enjoy how BlackBerrys handle email – there's no perceived lag while waiting for an inbox or message to load.

Perceived coercion: 1 (no perceived coercion), 5 (maximum perceived coercion).

The system prevents audiences from perceiving lag from the microphone to their ears.

There are no perceived conflicts of interest.

Type 2. No perceived freedom of choice.

More recently, gender diversity has received renewed attention in the educational debate: female participation and success rates in education seem to have surpassed those of males, and male students are perceived to lag behind where educational achievement is concerned.

At the heart of each controller is an H∞ loop-shaping controller, augmented with a hand-tuned reference filter to improve tracking performance and to reduce a perceived phase lag which pilots had complained of previously.

Europe was perceived as lagging behind its competitors in various areas of science and technology and R&I policy was seen as a key instrument for remedying this fact.

When a moving stimulus and a briefly flashed static stimulus are shown spatially aligned the static stimulus is perceived as lagging behind the moving stimulus.

When a moving stimulus and a briefly flashed static stimulus are physically aligned in space the static stimulus is perceived as lagging behind the moving stimulus.

The perceived long time lag between instituting an intervention in early life and detecting a beneficial effect on NCD incidence in adults has inevitably reduced the sense of urgency in implementing such interventions, particularly in the context of short-term outcomes such as maternal or child mortality and communicable disease.