time lag znaczenie & definicja

Przykłady time lag

• There is a time lag in the analysis.

• Thus, there is a considerable time lag in the recycling of nitrogen.

• In real world cases of economic integration, there may be a significant time lag before firms relocate in response to such changes.

• Sometimes in analyzing contemporary events the time lag between the completion of the work and its publication makes an important difference.

• This may indicate that much of the difference in retrieval must be due to time lag and indexing practices.

• When selecting a topic, the possibility of a long time lag should be recognized.

• It appears that the time lag is reduced with increasing oocyte diameter.

• This time lag eliminated the coder's awareness of individual children's original attachment classifications.