Sentence examples for put the delay from inspiring English sources

where we put the delay ; it is clear that the property of the model can be done by the example of condition (1.4).

We therefore put the delay hypothesis to the test again, but now used sounds that cannot be reasonably interpreted as naturalistic disfluencies, namely artificial tones (consisting of sine waves).

The arena was due to open in December but Derby City Council put the delays on the "complex project" down to "getting things right".

The FA signed an initial mandate a year ago but an agreement still has to be concluded, Mr Infantino revealed, jokingly putting the delay down to Uefa's lack of precise expertise "in the English language".

We put the OCT delay-line inside the eye (the bottom of the image) to improve the image quality of the ciliary muscle, resulting in the flipped iris image (as the conjugated artifact).

The delay would put the case on hold while the Supreme Court considered Microsoft's request that it reverse an appeals court ruling that held the company had abused its monopoly in personal computer operating systems.

This approach would put the onus of delay squarely on Mitr Phol, rather than struggling farmers, and one imagines a resolution would be rather quickly forthcoming.

Still, the Democrats sought to put the blame for the delay squarely on Republicans, accusing them of holding tax relief for the middle class "hostage" to insist on tax cuts for millionaires.

Martin D. Franks, a CBS executive vice president in charge of the standards division, had said in a telephone interview that the network, under fire from Congress and the Federal Communications Commission for the Janet Jackson incident during the Super Bowl halftime show, was planning to put in the delay.

Unless President Obama and the secretary of labor, Thomas Perez, work with governors and labor and health care advocates to put the rule in place, one delay could beget more delay, which could beget repeal.

Manufacturing was delayed, as the team worked to make the device smaller and more (truly) wearable, and other delays put the product months behind schedule.