Sentence examples for time lagging from inspiring English sources

The theatre was at this time lagging behind literature, and, although Émile Zola had written an essay entitled "Naturalism in the Theatre" in 1881 and had produced what is seen as the first Naturalist play, Thérèse Raquin, in 1873, no theatre devoted itself to a Naturalist policy until Antoine founded the Théâtre-Libre.

When there is no time lagging between the two, the correlation coefficient is only −0.60.

While it was, by that time, lagging behind Facebook globally, some markets like Indonesia stayed loyal to Friendster.

It was found that the water-reserved roof has the functions of heat storing, temperature attenuation, and peak temperature appearance time lagging, leading to the reduced roof heat transfer by around 55%.

From the figures, among FABS-, we can observe that for all testing percentages considered, FABS-Spectral takes the most running time, lagging behind both FABS-NC′ and FABS-SVM by large margins.

Time lag. Bush seems very far away.

That proximity eliminates fractional time lags created by communications links.

Biogeochemical time lags (decades) are longer than hydrologic time lags on this site (months to years).

Time lags introduced an error of 5.3 ± 2.7%.

b Time lags under volcanically active conditions in 2015.

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