Sentence examples for the lag from from inspiring English sources

We vary the lag from 1 to 24 months to check if the results depend on a specific lag.

Ian Shepherdson, chief economist at Pantheon Macroeconomics, said: "Wages aren't yet rising fast enough to scare the Fed, but the expectation that further gains are in the pipeline, given the lag from falling unemployment, explains policymakers' intentions to keep hiking.

Holding constant the Mexican launch year of a drug, the shorter the lag from world launch year to Mexican launch year, the later the world launch year of the drug, and (according to the vintage hypothesis), the higher the drug's quality.

Including the "lag" from FY 2008, the agency removed 389,834 individuals.

It does that with none of the "lag" from which some early turbo engines suffered – and which turned a lot of traditionalists away from the newer, power-boosting technology.

Accounting for the lag from infection to admission, our results show that upsurges in ILI consultation rates in GP preceded increase in influenza virus isolation rates detected by laboratory surveillance by at least 3 weeks consistently.

In the right two panels, we show the lags from the earliest observations from the beginning of the outburst (dark-red hashed region) and from the latest times where we can measure high-frequency time lags, at the beginning of the transition to the soft state (purple hashed region).

And we spent some time with the bridge of the song, we cut out some of the lagging from the first one mainly by changing a couple of chords and cutting out some sections.

Thus, the received signals become r1 = γ1δ(τ - τ1), and r2 = γ2δ(τ - τ2), where τ k denotes the delay lag from the source to the k th receiver, and γk denotes the path loss of the signal.

The lag times from precipitation to recharge estimated from the developed system transfer function were found to agree with those from a conventional cross-correlation analysis.

// Finds the phase lag from the two peaks.