Sentences with phrase «noticeable lag there»

But for what noticeable lag there is, this isn't a frustrating engine.

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Now, the slowdown in money supply growth and the bank credit flattening of the yield curve will occur well before there is any noticeable impact on a broad array of economic indicators or long lags in monetary policy.

While banks fully passed on the easings, there was a noticeable tendency to impose significantly longer lags in implementing these reductions than was the case when interest rates were increased in 1994.

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«The passthrough works great with no noticeable lag at all; I was able to play Wii U and PlayStation 4 games through my Xbox One without even noticing there was anything in the way (you can even have one person play a game on the Xbox while another plays on another system snapped to the side, as long as the second player doesn't mind squinting a bit).»

There's no noticeable lag at launch, and torque - steer is minimal thanks to that intelligent AWD, though with 295 pound - feet peaking between 3,000 rpm and 4,000 rpm, and its 250 horses peaking at 5,500, the brisk acceleration comes in early and levels past the torque peak.

Turbo lag is noticeable at lower engine speeds, but from 2000 - 5500rpm there's an impressively linear wodge of overtaking power to be mined.

There's small but noticeable lag when you first get hard on the power, and between full - bore shifts the engine takes a moment or two to catch its breath and resume the accelerative fireworks.

There is very noticeable turbo lag below 3500rpm, so you have to really work the gears through slower corners, the engine not quite having the flexibility that its 295 lb ft of torque suggests it should.

There's a noticeable period of lag between the time you hit the throttle and when the car starts moving.

There's noticeable lag between hitting the accelerator pedal and the gearbox deciding to engage.

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 I hit some of the onscreen buttons, there was noticeable lag while waiting for the system to respond.

There's a bit of noticeable turbo lag, but once everything is spooled up, power delivery is nice and smooth all the way up to its 7000 - rpm redline.

If there's any holdover from Turbos past, the engines» initial response isn't as razor sharp as some normally aspirated rivals; there is some telltale lag in the delivery down low, more so in the standard Turbo, noticeable more on - track than road.

Throttle tip - in seems a bit more like an on / off switch than a modulated pedal, and there's slight turbo lag, more noticeable in low gears.

The transmission does its duties well, gear shifts come up just as you expect them to and there's no noticeable lag between shifts.

There is noticeable turbo lag, and it goes 0 - 60 in 7.5 or so, but it feels faster.

There was a noticeable amount of lag on takeoff, a few momentary dead spaces when accelerating (hard to pin down where in the rev range these happened), plus some shuddering on the «downshifts» when nearing a stop.

Oddly, though, the automatic isn't quite as sharp when shifted manually; for example, there can be a noticeable lag after you flick the shift paddle and before the downshift occurs.

On the road, there's noticeable turbo lag from the V8 at low revs, so it doesn't have the split - second throttle response of a Porsche 911 Turbo.

It's fun to drive with no noticeable turbo lag, power is there when you need it to pass another car on the road.

Thanks to the twin - scroll turbocharger, there isn't any noticeable lag, and the new eight - speed automatic transmission is unobtrusive in its shifts.

There's no noticeable lag, either, it really is a lovely engine.

Now if they can only make a Nook that was faster, there is a noticeable lag, then it would be a better contender.

While Asus did include two - finger scrolling on the laptop dock's trackpad, there's a very noticeable lag when browsing through Websites.

It also seems slow compared with other devices, as there's a noticeable lag in loading apps.

On playing heavy games also, there was no noticeable lag.

Whilst we don't advocate playing the numbers game for the sake of it, there was noticeable lag dealing with some applications on the Bold 9700.

There's some noticeable lag when launching apps and switching between multiple running apps, but nothing outside the normal bounds of entry - level Android devices.

As with Sony devices that pioneered eInk + touchscreen combo, there is a noticeable lag between finger manipulations and things happening on the screen.

The stock browser now includes Flash support and things perform reasonably well, but there was some noticeable lag at times when playing videos or scrolling about on pages with animations.

Swiping between home screens was responsive, but there was noticeable lag when opening some apps such as the Silk browser, Amazon's App Store and especially the camera app.

There is also Bluetooth, which made it easy to pair with headphones without any noticeable lag in audio while watching movies.

Most importantly, there is no noticeable lag between the movement of the pen and the appearance of ink on the screen, and no errant touch input from a palm or wrist brushing the glass.

There was no noticeable lag when launching other apps while running nine other apps in the background.

There's noticeable lag throughout the homescreen, though apps generally run pretty well once they're open... until there's too many There's noticeable lag throughout the homescreen, though apps generally run pretty well once they're open... until there's too many there's too many open.

There was noticeable scrolling lag with the Honeycomb version, especially on loading this very site.

There were noticeable lags with the responsiveness of the touchscreen (perhaps due to the waterproofing?)

There was a noticeable lag when performing simple tasks like opening up books.

There's also a noticeable lag of up to a few seconds between turning the spinner and the volume actually adjusting.

Although there is a noticeable lag between the sound coming from the TV and the controller itself, this was definitely the best use of the PlayStation 4's controller.

There is a noticeable lag in the backwards compatible games but its a start.

Also there is no lag in gameplay (at least not on my ipod 3rd gen), and animations are almost always smooth, sometimes there is a little lag but is barely noticeable.

With each server reset, there's been a noticeable change in the way matching making works, whether that's been more regular games or more predictable lag.

Won't there be a noticeable lag when streaming these games?

But it's there too, whereas other retro - inspired games like Shovel Knight and Blaster Master Zero feature absolutely zero noticeable lag in handheld mode.

It works fine in most cases, but other players have started taking advantage of lag switching and sometimes there's a noticeable delay in when inputting commands which is hardly ideal in a game where even the smallest misstep can spell a loss.

There can be lag in some places depending upon the area and how many monsters are on screen, but usually this is only noticeable during online play.

One last thing I should add: There were some noticeable synchronization / lag issues that would make arrows go blank on screen.