Sentence examples for significant lag between from inspiring English sources

The average vehicle fleet takes about 20 years to renew, creating a significant lag between technological advancement and safer roads.

Still, industry experts say there remains a significant lag between when incidents are uncovered and when that information is made available to the larger cybersecurity community.

By James Surowiecki October 24, 2008 One of the things that has made the impact of government action during this crisis hard to evaluate is that there has been a significant lag between the time the government has announced it was going to intervene and when it actually has intervened.

One of the things that has made the impact of government action during this crisis hard to evaluate is that there has been a significant lag between the time the government has announced it was going to intervene and when it actually has intervened.

After 17 Ma, it is clear that there is a more discernable gap so that even the fastest cooled grains show a significant lag between cooling and deposition.

As can be seen in the figure, there is a significant lag between the surface temperature of cubes and air temperature inside the kiln, particularly for the 200 and 400 °C temperature profiles.

However, the significant lags between lag 450 and lag 500, as shown in Fig. 4 are randomly distributed without a main large spike that decreases after a few lags or follow by a damped wave which can present a moving average term or autocorrelation pattern.

As with the differences in burst timing, this result demonstrated that burst onsets are asynchronous across cortex, with significant lags between distant cortical regions participating in a simultaneous burst.

My co-driver and I spent hours thinking that the manual shifts, or the automatic shifts in automatic mode, were pretty rough, with a significant lag time between upshifts a lag which caused the car and us to dive forward between shifts.

More than other sectors of society, religions emphasize the long view, taking into account a significant lag time between cause and effect.

"It feels as if there's a significant lag factor between the economic indicators and what it means for real people in their real lives," says Gillian Guy, chief executive of Citizens Advice, whose advisers see two million people with debt problems each year.