Sentences with phrase «relatively slow results»

That means you'll see great performance when loading data, but relatively slow results when adding new data to the drive.

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The tumor itself and / or the metastatic consequences lead to a deterioration in quality of life, often treated by intense radical therapies with side - effects, and resulting either in what is called «remission» (not a cure) or a relatively slow death.

The tyre performed relatively well on cornering speed but the lack of grip control, the fact that the tyre produced the most movement under braking and sub-standard steering feel resulted in the slowest lap times.

Italians have been slow to embrace online travel purchases for diverse reasons: broadband penetration is low and still relatively expensive; they are by nature hesitant to release personal information over the Internet; traditional offline players have powerful ties and still sell the vast majority of travel related products; tour operators have been cautious about challenging conventional distribution channels; credit card usage is still relatively low and most credit cards have limited spending margins per month and the country's population is aging rapidly, resulting in slower adoption of the Internet than other markets.

Under a typical daytime OH concentration of 5 × 106 cm − 3, the DMS lifetime is about ∼ 8 h, whereas that for the SO2 to H2SO4 conversion is relatively slow (∼ 2 d at an OH concentration of 5 × 106 cm − 3), which results in somewhat different geographical and temporal distributions for H2SO4 and SO2 as the air mass evolves throughout the day.

While many comprehensive multilateral reforms are slow to progress, the Mauritius Convention has relatively quickly resulted in a consented text by focusing on a clearly defined and narrow, but no less important issue.

The end result is that the old and slow processor inside my Apple TV delivers better than a relatively new Mac, PC, Roku box, or Xbox 360 that's streaming Netflix content or Web - based video.