Sentences with phrase «lagging response time»

SYNC 3 The latest edition of Ford's touch - based information / entertainment system has rectified past wrongs that included too - small type and lagging response time.

Control issues, lagging response time and a rushed - to - market feel water - down what should have been the best soccer game on PSP.

Lagging response times, unavailable screenings, and abruptly pulled movie theaters have subscribers grumbling.

Not exact matches

It's not just feeling upset from a lag time in response.

«That fast response cuts down on the horrible lag time in which people typically rebuild in place.»

The immune system sometimes takes time to adjust, and so responses can lag behind those seen with traditional chemotherapy.

The problem with international orders is that time zones are generally different to yours, meaning there can already be a lag time of 12 - 18 hours before a response is received — this is too long to wait in our uber - connected world.

Plus, the amount of paperwork required and the time lag between application and response tends to be fairly lengthy.

The mayor also proposed an annual allotment of $ 18 million to add ambulance shifts and hire dozens of new dispatchers to improve response times for the city's ambulances, which lagged last year, especially on Staten Island and in Queens and the Bronx.

In performance trials with 50 hardcore gamers who spend an average of two hours a day playing video games, players reached similar scores with both techniques, with no difference in response times — a critical issue for fast - paced games where any lag adds crucial milliseconds between pressing the «shoot» button and killing the enemy, for example.

Google Flu Trends is updated daily, and according to data from the 2007 — 2008 flu season, it can bridge the CDC's two - week lag, potentially buying officials critical extra time to devise a public health response and curtail the virus's spread.

They also found significant differences among strains in both the average lag response (the amount of time it takes to transition from cell quiescence to restarting cell growth) and average growth rates in response to different environmental conditions.

The immune system sometimes takes time to adjust, and so responses can lag behind those seen with traditional chemotherapy.

Clickers and free online resources speed up lag time between student responses and teacher feedback.

While Ford and Microsoft have theoretically improved the MyFord Touch system, there's still a general lag in touch - response time, not to mention the cluttered and confusing interface that's impossible to interact with without removing your eyes from the road.

Turbocharger lag (turbo lag) is the time required to change power output in response to a throttle change, noticed as a hesitation or slowed throttle response when accelerating as compared to a naturally aspirated engine.

The turbo V8 has a unique character, delivering increasing levels of power right across the rev range, and completely eliminating the traditional turbo lag with a throttle response time of just 0.8 seconds.

On other Audis we've tested, there has been poor throttle response, a noticeable lag between the time you step on the accelerator and when power goes to the wheels.

When launched in 1985, Lancer ES / LeBaron GTS was one of the quickest sedans in America, with Car & Driver reporting 0 - 60 times of 8.1 seconds and quarter - mile of 16.3 @ 85 mph (turbo, five speed); they said it had minimal turbo lag over 2,500 rpm, with «impressively smooth» throttle response.

The Uconnect infotainment system, common across Dodge and Chrysler models, is intuitive and easy to use, though navigation response time still lagged a bit when I had to zoom in and out and rotate maps.

There was often lag between the time I touched a virtual button and the system's response.

It uses energy from the lithium - ion battery, eliminates turbo lag, according to Mercedes, and reduces throttle response time.

It has really good response time and there is no discernable lag when taking notes.

The screen response time of the Thrive feels fast — there's no lag when scrolling through menus or opening apps.

Response time lags behind KDP by 2 to 4 days on most things.

After we give the bone marrow some lag - time to respond (three to four days), a regenerative anemia will have adequate reticulocyte response; nonregenerative anemias will not.

Territoriality also dampens growth of predator populations, contributing to the lagged response of predator to prey population growth and allowing fluctuating prey populations time to recover from low density in systems with linked predator and prey population dynamics3, 6,7,8.

That's why Panasonic is looking to become the champions of console gaming with their latest line - up of EX750B LED TVs that sport incredibly fast response times so that you never have to worry about the dreaded input lag ever again.

I've not noticed any issue in key input lag or sluggish response times and have thoroughly enjoyed the 3rd person combat experience so far.

At least half of the games I've played have been plagued with stuttering and lag issues, which severely affects response times from the players.

It seems clear to me that that mountain glaciers and permafrost are: 1 sensitive indicators of changes in temperature; 2 uncontaminated by urban heat islands; 3 have short response times (no problem with lagged response to Little Ice Age cooling); have wide geographical coverage (especially in remote areas).

-- It is the equi - lib - rium temp response that's most important — which (I guess Padilla means) would include carbon feedbacks from the warming, such as from melting hydrates and permafrost, or perhaps the lag time for the climate to adjust to all the GHGs in the atmosphere.

There is no reason to expect a trend reversal (unless you have some new data and modeling you would like to share (that has made it through peer review and peer response and survived)-RRB- to to the amount of forcing in the system, the lifetime of Co2 in the atmosphere, the human industrial output and the oceanic thermal inertia and lag time for absorption.

With the combination of (a) complexities = uncertainties and (b) time lags and lengths of effects over decades and centuries, climate - change grasp and responsible response are really tough to communicate.

The lag time scales are already calculated for a response to an instantaneous 4 W / m ^ 2 step up in forcing.

Thus, both CO2 and ice volume should lag temperature somewhat, depending on the characteristic response times of these different components of the climate system.

That is, depending on the study, if memory serves me well, the lag times between solar variation and response in global temperature is said to range between 5 - 7 years on the low end to a couple of decades on the high end due to the thermal inertia of the oceans.

The time lags between an ENSO event and the response of SST for Australian waters appear to be on the order of a few months to a year.

Depending on ocean mixing efficiency, SST can take the faster response time or the slower lag time.

Couple that with the limited growth potential of CO2 concentrations and growing biological response (which likely lags concentration growth), and it doesn't even seem plausible that warming will be a net cost on a meaningful time scale (hey anything is possible — maybe there are temporary climate regimes where even mild ghe produces worse weather which we just haven't experienced yet — eg a portion of the - PDO phase).

Over time the atmospheric CO2 response has typically lagged temperature increases, sometimes by -LSB-...]

So now there only remains for you to factor in the time lagged responses of isostatic adjustments, albedo feedback, ice melt and ocean heat accumulation to rapid forcing changes.

I must say, responses to the simple idea of a time lag from solar forcing were sometimes not reasonable, considered, or rational, although the worst responses were from bloggers with little understanding of the arguments, rather than moderators who were at least partly informed of the details.

Those are measurements at over half a kilometre depth; it takes a long time for the heat to penetrate that deep, so there's a substantial lag in the response.

But I have even seen some try to suggest that CO2 is rising now as a response the MWP, similar to the time lag of the ice core records.

Yet the pot is very very large and can take decades to finish moving... So we end up with rapid changes of air temperature sometimes in response to sun modulation; but longer term changes in sea temperature and a «lag time» from that showing up in longer slower air temperature change.

Just a quick glance at your last graph suggests that there would be a more muted response (expected), but also a possible time lag, and some curious - ve anomalies in relation to the drivers seen in your first two graphs.

The phase difference plot between foF2 and PI (left plot) indicates the following regularities: (i) high - latitude foF2 9 - d oscillations are out of phase with those in PI; (ii) there is a clear seasonal dependence of the negative high - latitude foF2 9 - d wave response and this can be traced out by the zero phase difference line; it approaches high latitudes (± 60 °) in winter and moves toward the equator (near ± 30 °) in summer, and (iii) middle - and low - latitude foF2 9 - d waves usually lag behind that in PI; the mean time delay is ~ 1.5 — 2 days (~ 60 — 90 °).

The phase difference plot between hmF2 and PI (bottom right plot) indicates that usually the ionospheric response lags behind that in the external forcing everywhere; while at 50 ° modip the time lag is less than a day (~ 30 °) that above the equator is ~ 1.5 days (~ 60 °).

Since Pielke insists there is no time lag there should be no lag in cryrospheric responses either where those responses are so closely coupled to ocean temperatures.