Sentence examples for slight time delay from inspiring English sources

For example, Europe typically tracks the U.S. economy with a slight time delay, but now seems to have decoupled.

Alternatively, scientists posited that the dolphin was producing two sonar clicks separated by a slight time delay.

However, looking carefully, a slight time delay from the lag time can be observed immediately following the occurrence of the 2011 Tohoku-Oki earthquake.

When now considering the European SCHA model constructed by Pavón-Carrasco et al. (2009) that combines both archeomagnetic and historical geomagnetic data, the directional evolution expected at Paris (light-green curve in Fig. 4) is in excellent agreement with our new curve, but again with a slight time delay for the directions during the sixteenth century (Fig. 4).

The latter goal is achieved by splitting the stators into eight concentric rings, each fed with a slight time delay compared to the ring immediately inwards, thereby attempting to emulate a point source.

Sholes was attempting to recapture the Sun Records sound, but he was unaware that Sun founder Sam Phillips had used two tape recorders and a slight time delay to create it on previous Presley recordings.

According to a previous study, calcium ions are most likely to travel through GJs, and the differential Ca2+ uptake into intracellular stores at high and low concentrations is influenced by slight time delays of Ca2+ traveling through the GJs.

It's possible, though, that the network will introduce to its live reality shows a slight time-delay - of a kind common on live radio phone-ins as a precaution against libel - so that any future Lydon obscenities could be prevented from reaching the screen.

Naturally, we treat bus arrivals with slight time ahead or delayed as normal (on-time) cases.

The slight shift in retention time between the RI and UV signal is due to the time delay because the detectors are connected in series.

The slight time warp adds extra ironies.