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time lag N

time lag ECON

lag time N COMPUT

inverse time-lag ELEC

Time Lag of Ignition INDUST

time lag of magnetism ELEC

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Monetary policy affects production and prices with a considerable time lag.
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So a time lag of more than 10 years was proposed between the two stages.
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Installation trails production by a slight time lag, and the same source estimates about 3 gigawatts were installed in 2007.
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Participants were never informed of the message duplicity, and the time lag between messages would be altered until participants remarked about the similarity.
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Used primarily for payphones, stored-value systems avoid the time lag and expense of communication with a central database, which would have been prohibitive before the 1990s.
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Playing baseball full-time created a time lag problem.
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These movements are one of the reasons for the time lag in the ink jet printing.
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In a telecommunicated conversation, an increased latency (time lag) larger than about 150300 ms becomes noticeable and is soon observed as unnatural and distracting.
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The difficulty also might be overcome by reducing the time lag between the measurement of the output and the adjustment to input.
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This full hop time lag is easily noticeable.
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