Sentence examples for timing lag from inspiring English sources

He added that there would be "a timing lag between our print products and going online".

In most cases, the timing lag is a perfectly valid explanation for minor or even moderate discrepancies between economic data and asset prices.

Early on, his timing lagged, giving defenders more time to reach the Trojan receivers and make immediate tackles, Ellis said.

Mr. Russell's timing lagged behind a buy-and-hold system over the last 18 years by an average of 2.6 percentage points a year.

Furthermore, while chs-1 RNAi) chs-1 RNAid RNAi with the chitin-binding proreins, combinedd B0280.5, does not inteRNAie with normal meiothe timing, lagging chromosomes are observed at meiosis, and polar-body extrusion fails.

The time lag in onset timings between spread-F and S4max (Fig. 3) is primarily due to the physical processes involved in the generation of different scale sizes of the irregularities responsible for producing spread-F and scintillation effects.

Thus, the observed 4-day time lag in our study is consistent with the expected timing of exposure.

The event scale analysis shows that the timing-related parameters (i.e. durations of rainfall and flow events and time lag between rainfall to flow events) increase with basin area in terms of magnitude and variability.

Local timing of these dynamics at the transition from Peak to Decline is responsible for the time lag in epidemic cycles across Thailand.

In economics there are time lags between announcements and their consequences, and under George Osborne the Treasury overdid its warnings about the timing of the referendum's effects.

The timing and phase lag of the CSF pressure and velocity waves along the spinal canal were also computed, and a complete spatio-temporal map encoding CSF volumetric flow rates and pressure was created.