Sentence examples for some jitters from inspiring English sources

Sam had some jitters himself.

Ms. Chung acknowledged having some jitters.

But the rise in UK inflation could cause some jitters.

Goodwin, who also acknowledged having some jitters early in the game, had a different thought.

Still, Mr. Bird recalls Paramount having some jitters during the early shoots.

The news yesterday that Cypriot MPs will hold their own vote is causing some jitters.

The converter has some drawback as well, the borders of sampling interval burden by some jitter although it has no influence on accumulated area computation.

While there is some jitter thanks to an older processor, the watch responds quite quickly to spoken requests in a quiet room but has to churn a bit to figure things out at a party or in a noisy area.

I have a Radeon 5970 running the 11.4 preview drivers and an Intel Core i7 860 OC'd to 3.8GHz, and while there's some jitter during the campaign map (just as there was with Napoleon: Total War), battles run as smooth as you like, hovering in the 50 to low 60 fps range.

For example, non-linear adaptation effects can also be observed when some jitter is introduced in the stimulation train [36] (see Fig. 4).

It should be remarked that, since ϕ(λ(t), x t)) is close to zero around t = t reg, in practice, when using a numeric method there can be some jittering in the transition of the manipulated variable.