Sentence examples for remarkable lag from inspiring English sources

(According to Goldman, digital power has yet to be discovered at the world's universities, a remarkable lag that may last until systems vendors begin asking for digital graduates and start funneling grant money into the new field).

"The idea that China's political reform is seriously lagging behind its remarkable economic development is not only contrary to the law of objectivity but also to the objective facts," it stated.

This remarkable feat of significantly decreasing the lag phase of in vitro fiber assembly has previously only been observed for Hsp104 [12].

That would be remarkable, seeing that it has been lagging behind the continental average of 5%.

These sand units include palaeosols and occasional gravel lags, but are otherwise remarkable for their homogenous composition, cross-bedding and the complete absence of clasts.

One can see that remarkable auto-correlation is seen at time lags that are less than 5 to 6 hours, which means that the forecasting error is very different from a white noise.

There are still several things lagging in vernacular construction technology, beside this the remarkable features from vernacular practice might be instrumental in governing and assuring disaster resilient construction technology economically and locally in greater extent.

As my partner and I took samples of the culture at intervals to measure optical density and plotted the results on semilogarithmic paper, we saw, after the lag period, a straight line developing...beautiful in precision and remarkable in speed.

A remarkable feature of the Galaxy Nexus is its camera, which has almost no shutter lag, enabling you to snap photos as fast as you can press the button.

Remarkable here is the finding by Grübler and Marchetti [1, 4] that the time lag between the different kinds of infrastructures is about 60 years.

Inclusion of three-year lagged variables of GDP per capita in the models did not have remarkable influence on the findings.