Sentence examples for some latency from inspiring English sources

Mr. Watson said that the transition was "on the whole, going O.K.," noting that some customers were experiencing "some latency" in receiving e-mail.

Other users I talked to mentioned some latency issues with the trackpad although I didn't experience them during use.

That means there could be some latency as related to the freshness of the data, at times.

And so, that means most of the time there's nothing there, and when there is, there is some latency of (potentially?) an hour or how often you're checking.

The Flash client came with some latency, bobbing between 1.5 and 1.8 seconds, with the Java and ActiveX clients performing better.

This introduces some latency whose effect is masked to some extent by the dominant low latency contribution of the contact force to the excitation.

Their multihop feature and inefficient multicast (one-to-many) or broadcast (one-to-all) support have made their use awkward when performing some kinds of communications, including cache coherence protocol and global timing and control signals, and some latency-critical communications.

Data were not always available for some short latency malignancy sub-types (e.g., some leukaemia sub-types in the Welsh and Scottish data).

Different forms of redundancy have been employed to ensure error-free behavior, while error detection mechanisms can be employed where some detection latency is tolerated.

With its purchase of FeedBurner and recent rolloever of FeedBurner URLs to its own domain, Google has experienced some significant latency in syncing new posts to its dominant RSS feeds.

This means that there must always be some additional latency in the peak-picking process, in this case equal to the buffer size which is fixed at 512 samples.