Sentence examples for window delays from inspiring English sources

The width of the integration window (delays that evoked significantly greater responses than the sum of whisker and cortex stimulation) is indicated with gray bars in Figure  7 A. In general, the temporal tuning parameters displayed large individual variability among POm neurons (Fig.  7 A).

They applied for an exemption but failed to follow proper procedure in hanging an orange zoning sign in their window, delaying their request.

The second solution goes beyond SARin mode, and provides an algorithm for all operational modes, based in the historical window delay within a coastal track section.

While the input consists of a continuous trail of frames, the output shows a regular discontinuity formed by blank spaces with an equivalent length of two thirds of a window-time, followed by a frame of 256 symbols occupying the remaining third of the window delayed one-window-time.

As a result, Z-scores are available instantaneously, without windowing delays, and can be used to provide real-time information.

Packet loss or delay in the network will therefore create a discontinuity in the user experience (sluggish mouse, unresponsive windows, delays in clicks).

Some labels and artists, believing that an album's availability on Spotify will limit download sales, have experimented with "windowing": delaying an album's availability for streaming by a number of weeks or months after its release on other formats.

He said he had learned from his meetings with publishers that they were unhappy with Amazon's uniform $9.99 pricing for e-books and that they were planning to use a tactic known as windowing — delaying the release of an e-book until after the more expensive hardcover had been in stores for a while.

In this paper we propose AAC Low Delay codecs with 1024-sample window (23ms delay) and Ultra Low Delay codecs with 512-sample window which gives delay about 12ms.

Many natives provide food for insects and birds, and so when young trees sprout in an inconvenient place — too close to the back door, or in front of a window — Mr. Tallamy delays pulling them out.

Next the cross-correlogram of the resulting signals of two different areas was performed within a 300-ms window with delays varying from −300 to 300 ms. The time series were shifted by 50 ms to account for the experimental data variability; the procedure was repeated to cover the 60 s time series.