Sentence examples for timing discrepancies from inspiring English sources

Unfortunately, timing discrepancies between L1 caches and cores occur with the scaling down of voltage.

Games were shortened to 60 minutes in 1906, but, not surprisingly, there continued to be timing discrepancies, especially during closely contested games.

The fact that this last study was carried out in cultured transversal slices of spinal cord that are deprived of the rostro-caudal signalling factors, which are known to stimulate proliferation, might explain the timing discrepancies.

Timing discrepancies exist between experimental sets and corresponding KEGG pathways.

And any dependence of h on location would translate as a tiny timing discrepancy between different GPS clocks.

"There is a timing discrepancy," says Dilys Johns, an archaeologist at the University of Auckland, who is first author on the canoe paper.

Ole Rømer deduced that sight is not instantaneous (a conclusion that Cassini had earlier rejected), and this timing discrepancy was used to estimate the speed of light.

This timing discrepancy can be clearly related to the different tasks employed in the two studies.

The timing discrepancy between Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders, Fourth Edition (DSM-IV) and ICD-10 definitions of PCS is conceded to be a shortcoming in the literature.

This result does not coincide with our results in either expression or in timing, and this discrepancy could be a result of the different experimental designs.

Most importantly, in her autobiographical accounts of her political activity, there are some curious discrepancies in timing.