Sentences with phrase «meant big lag»

Though Agassi expects other car makers to join the project, that may mean a big lag between the first 100 and the first 10,000 EVs on Danish roads.

Not exact matches

But Watzke does not see it happening, even if it means clubs such as his own, who have one of the biggest average attendances in Europe, continue to lag behind even the lowest teams in the Premier League financially.

By «lagging» I mean either a muscle that's visually smaller or a weak muscle holding back your strength in a big lift.

But as a torn - from - headlines expos of suppressed truth, writer / director Peter Landesmans low - powered drama lags behind Michael Manns big tobacco takedown, The Insider, and bashes you on the head with big themes so often youll know what concussion means.

Btw, it seems he has quite short startup lags for a big sword - wielding character, which maybe means that he has important ending lags, or poor aerial agility.

That allows the camera to use HDR + with no shutter lag, which means the photo is actually taken when the button is pressed and not milliseconds later, a big perk when photographing moving subjects.