Sentence examples for slight lag from inspiring English sources

There's a slight lag when splotching paint, and you can't import digital photos.

(There was a slight lag in the switch, so viewers could notice that the poster was changing its image).

A corresponding motion will be communicated to B through the spring, except that there will be a slight lag in phase.

By Alan H. Olmstead The New Yorker, April 29 , 1967P. 33 The small circular pond, when the weather is completely windless and the surrounding trees, and even the birds in their branches stand motionless, the water itself can be observed rotating with a slight lag in comparison to the rotation of the earth beneath is making.

The small circular pond, when the weather is completely windless and the surrounding trees, and even the birds in their branches stand motionless, the water itself can be observed rotating with a slight lag in comparison to the rotation of the earth beneath is making.

There's a slight lag when browsing your music, but it's not frustratingly slow.

Lola "had a normal sonogram at 18 weeks; at 22 weeks hers started to show some slight lags, about two weeks behind in head measurement, which they told me was still within normal limits," Gwen Hartley said.

CEN.PK113-7D CEN.PK113-7D a slight lag-phase comparedemonstrated fermentation; however, slightned a galactose specific growth rate of 0.27 h-1 and galactose uptake rate of 24.3 compared-DCW-1 h-1, representonglucose and 77% reduction, respectively, compared to glucose (See Table 3).

Just post your question below, and please note that as Burt's Bees is based in the US there may be a slight time lag in answers.

Not at all — though it's a shock to realize that the stories, set in a California coastal town in the 1980s, now read more like historical narratives than contemporary novels with a slight time lag.

Skype's slight time lag gave Rubio the appearance of a ventriloquist's dummy, his lips moving out of synch with the audio, as he explained blandly to the apparently mystified Paul — squinched-up eyebrows, dim eyes — that "this is a country with a lot of disagreements," a situation that would not change, he argued, were there new legislation.