Sentence examples for notable latency from inspiring English sources

Notable latency may be expected due to the longer path needed for the packets if the RN is operating as a home eNB for the first two options.

Wireless transfer standards couldn't accommodate the throughput without a notable latency and simply shoving a compatible laptop into a backpack wasn't an ideal solution.

In animals receiving both EGCG and kainic acid, no notable differences in latency to the first wet-dog shakes were observed (54.1±9.0 min for rats treated with kainic acid alone vs. 48.4±9.1 min for rats treated with EGCG + kainic acid).

Google also goes out of its way to say that it has had zero downtime since the service launched in September, which is notable because URL shorteners are often criticized for adding additional latency and points of failure to the web.

(2) Another notable side effect is that large transitive trust chains introduce more latency to resolution of records within domains depending on many other domains and increase the queries rate to name servers appearing in multiple transitive trust chains.

In the current literature on morphological implementation, authors focus on optimising the pipeline delay process for a latency efficient morphology operator implementation [25, 27 31], while recent notable contributions by Bartovsky et al. instead proposed optimising the entire morphological filter operator chain [32].

It was notable that the majority of B lymphoma cell lines of type III EBV latency showed higher susceptibility to the non-Edmonston-derived CAM-70 than to the Edmonston-derived strainz strain.

Once a new grouping was used, it was notable that the 'denier' group performed quite differently on the BIAT, resulting in a smaller latency difference and diminishing IAT-effect (Figure 1C and 1D).

It was, therefore, notable that the ATNx2 group seemed unimpaired when location discrimination performance was measured as a ratio of go/no-go latencies (Fig. 8D).

In contrast, the most notable differences between the hemispheres were the lack of significant activation in right S2, DLPFC, and PPC/SPL across all latencies in the entire post-stimulus interval.

Latency became his subject.