But if the music starts in two hundred milliseconds or less about half the time it takes, on average, to blink people don't seem to perceive a delay.
But if the music starts in two hundred milliseconds or less — about half the time it takes, on average, to blink — people don't seem to perceive a delay.
Prices may fall further as younger people, perceiving a downturn, delay purchasing.This phenomenon will unfold differently across the country.
Participants without Internet access also less frequently reported a perceived diagnosis delay (19.4% vs. 39.4%, p < 0.0001).
Today systems like nVISOR, the device I was wearing, have latency down to 30 milliseconds, which is fast enough that I didn't perceive any delay.
From node 's perspective, the perceived delay through a known contact is given by the sum of its EDD and the ICT between both nodes.
Three patients had a perceived delay in discharge from the ICU (1 to 8 days) due to their infective status.
Patients may also take some time to identify their symptoms and hence achieve referral, which may be reflected in a perceived delay in referral.
This causes the lagging flows to capture the shared channel and affects the queueing delay of flows perceiving a clean channel.
As men were perceived to delay contact with health care, there was a concern among the GPs that they risked missing morbidity in men.
