"temporal delay" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to a period of time that is paused or delayed. For example, "In response to the pandemic, many organizations implemented a temporal delay in work contracts."
For temporal delay and amplitude comparisons, the raw PPG data were first synchronized, then subsequently filtered into corresponding autonomic, respiratory, and cardiac frequency ranges.
Successful decomposition critically depends on the choice of temporal delay parameters used for computing multiple covariance matrices.
Recently, the temporal delay of the hemodynamic response has been exploited to achieve a suppression of speech-related artifacts.
This class includes spatially invariant and distributed systems with an inherent temporal delay in the interaction of distant sites.
For the phase-dependent measurements, the temporal delay between laser pulses is first set to 190±10 fs corresponding to the travel time of electrons between the two laser spots and then phase controlled by the wedge prisms.
The temporal delay between pulses is controlled by an optical delay stage and two wedge prisms with an opening angle of 0.5° for fine tuning, allowing for a precision of ∼200 as.
The accelerated electron signal forms a peak in the resulting histogram plot of MCP counts versus temporal delay between each count and the following laser pulse (Supplementary Fig. 5).
The temporal delay of a few hours from the start of these features in the temporal distribution of electron fluxes at L=6.6 is shown, too.
To elucidate whether the effect persisted even when the plasma-affected volume was diffused by the flow, two types of experiments with temporal delay were conducted.
To assess the temporal delay, they were processed according to a sliding-window cross-correlation function, and the time shift of maximum correlation for each window was averaged, to determine a representative overall delay for each frequency range.
Female transgenics, despite similar contractile dysfunction, displayed a temporal delay in p38 activation, hypertrophy, and mortality (22 months), which was associated with sustained cardiac levels of MAP Kinase Phosphatase-1 (MKP-1), a potent inhibitor of p38.
