time-lag

an interval between two connected events

time′-lag`

or time′ lag`,

the period of time between two closely related events, phenomena, etc., as between stimulus and response.

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While drug discovery and clinical testing are themselves inherently difficult, there are both scientific and non-scientific reasons contributing to the time-lag in biomedical research.

A guide to time lag and time lag shortening strategies in oncology-based drug development

After a sharp intake of breath, the response is always the same - we can't cut the price charged to motorists because of the time-lag involved.

Cynicism behind soaring fuel prices; DAILY POST OUR VIEW

This set-up implements the time-lag method and consists of a permeation cell made up of two chambers divided by a supported paint film.

Permeability of paint films towards chloride ion

WITHthe recent kerfuffle about time-lag on racing broadcasts, it was interesting to read on the gambling blogs, about a time-delay `scam' ring being uncovered in Hong Kong.

NetProphet: Time zones

The OMT 125 Series of fuses complements the existing range of surface-mount fuses by adding a time-lag version in the same form and fit package as the fast-acting OMF 125 version.

Fuse series with time-lag capability. (What's Hot)

International 5 mm X 20 mm fuses are available as quick-acting, low breaking or high-breaking capacity and time-lag low-breaking capacity.

Fuses and Fuse holders. (ECN Literature News)

Using that time-lag information, Norris' team examined nine bursts for which astronomers have measured the spectra of their home galaxies and thereby their distances.

Some gamma-ray bursts may occur nearby. (Science News of the week)

That way, you don't notice the time-lag, and by the time I'm ready to ask you the important questions, your file is on my screen.

Storage Technology In 2001

10) Artifice, in the sense that fiction is a crucial means of conveying history from the time-lag, is inevitable in the 1990s moment of post-coloniality.

Passages from the middle: coloniality and postcoloniality in Charles Johnson's 'Middle Passage.'

As Dietrich Briesemeister shows, Spanish Renaissance rhetoric derives largely from Italian sources, with a cultural time-lag.

Renaissance-Rhetorik. Renaissance Rhetoric

It is forecast that, by 2010, legal downloading will account for more than a third of consumer spending on recorded music, although the time-lag while older consumers get used to the new technology will mean that CDs will remain the main format for years to come.

Research and Markets: It is Forecast That, by 2010, Legal Downloading Will Account for More Than a Third of Consumer Spending on Recorded Music - the Music Industry Market Review 2006

As a cost-effective alternative to managing data laden files and to eliminate the time-lag and labor costs associated with managing log-based files, AuriQ's software solutions also provide visibility for bandwidth resource utilization per URL and as an application for successful capacity planning and accurate charge back of resource usage.

AuriQ Systems' New e-Business Analytical Solution Delivers Real-Time ROI of Web Initiatives

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