Sentence examples for observable delay from inspiring English sources

Between zinc metal and aqueous copper II) ion, the reaction proceeds without observable delay, but various other spontaneous redox processes proceed at imperceptibly slow rates under ordinary conditions.

It is still within the order of 10e-4 so so there is no observable delay.

To prove it, we investigate an extended game with observable delay under duopolistic competition in affine supply functions.

Consistent with previous reports we found that the release of synchronized HeLa cells into SB-216763 resulted in an observable delay in mitotic progression by flow cytometry (Fig. S1) [33].

In brain cells, NO switches on the associated guanylyl cyclase activity with no observable delay (with a 20-ms sampling time) and, on removal of NO, the activity decays with a half-time of 200 ms (Bellamy & Garthwaite, 2001b), kinetics not dissimilar to that of NMDA receptors or of metabotropic GABA or glutamate receptors (Dale & Roberts, 1985; Dutar & Nicoll, 1988; Batchelor & Garthwaite, 1997).

If the experiment is carried out successfully, i.e. the correlator is able to detect fringes, and to provide the observables (delays, delay rates), the spatial distribution and number of participating stations enables the analyst to estimate a wide selection of geodetic parameters, including EOP, station positions, and atmospheric delays and gradients.

In the present paper necessary and sufficient geometric conditions for the equivalence of a single input single output nonlinear time-delay system, under bicausal change of coordinates and regular output transformation, to a linear weakly observable time-delay system up to input output injection are given.

This affects the GPS range observables: a delay is added to the code measurements and advance to the phase measurements (Gao and Liu 2002).

Minor but observable growth delays and increased survival was demonstrated (Additional file 1: Figure S5).

Since the new systems are expected to incorporate four independent radio frequency bands, it should be feasible to resolve phase ambiguities directly from post-correlation data, providing roughly an order of magnitude improvement in precision of the delay observable.

It is very common to observe a delay between blood or plasma drug concentration and CV effect, resulting in hysteresis observable on a concentration effect plot.