Sentence examples for time lag with from inspiring English sources

This causes a time lag, with money continuing to be taken until the SLC is made aware that the debt has been settled.

Mr Tweedy predicted business sponsorship would slow until 2013: "Because of the time lag with art and sponsorship, if you talk to art galleries, their sponsorship continues.

The survey also found that many people were upset about the time lag with Australia and that announcements of outcomes often preceded the viewing of the events in much of the world.

Because of its diminutive size, the bar is less well-appointed than the one upstairs, and there may be some time lag with the back and forth for things like finding special drink ingredients or making change.

Leaving aside his intellectual impairment and beating-peppered upbringing, which the sentencing judge deemed "the most horrible family circumstances imaginable", we have the matter of how to square the time lag with, as Justice Kennedy put it, "the orderly administration of justice".Mr Hall is not the only capital convict who has grown old on death row.

Numerical models (e.g. Hydrus 1D) enable estimates of time lag with varied levels of input data.

We calculate the averages and standard deviations of the time lags, with the results shown in Fig. 4.

The response of 27-day average residual GEC to EUV shows significant time lags, with EUV leading GEC.

We notice that the TR approach considers p time lags with p ∈ [ 0 … 19], while our new method uses only two time lags.

High resolution spring data showed greatest percentage loss in terms of N load from small (54 88%) and medium fissure pathways (7 21%) with longer hydrologic time lags, with smallest loads from either large fissure (1 13%) or conduit (1 10%) pathways with short hydrologic time lags (reaction time at the spring from onset of a rainfall event is within hours).

Autocorrelation analysis searches for correlation of an analysed signal with itself at different time lags, with the correlation being 1 at T0 and gradually decaying with time.