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delay in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Delay or
DeLay may
refer to: B. H.
DeLay (1891–1923),
American aviator and
movie stunt pilot Dorothy DeLay (1917–2002)...
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Delay line may
refer to:
Propagation delay, the
length of time
taken for
something to
reach its
destination Analog delay line, used to
delay a
signal Bi-directional...
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queuing delay is the time a job
waits in a
queue until it can be executed. It is a key
component of
network delay. In a
switched network,
queuing delay is...
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Delays are an
English indie band
formed in Southampton,
which consisted of
brothers Greg
Gilbert and
Aaron Gilbert,
Colin Fox and
Rowly until Greg Gilbert's...
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Delay, Deny, Defend: Why
Insurance Companies Don't Pay
Claims and What You Can Do
About It is a 2010 book by
Rutgers Law
professor Jay M. Feinman, and...
- A
delay-action bomb is an
aerial bomb
designed to
explode some time
after impact, with the bomb's
fuzes set to
delay the
explosion for
times ranging from...
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Delay composition, also
called delay charge or
delay train, is a
pyrotechnic composition, a sort of
pyrotechnic initiator, a
mixture of
oxidizer and fuel...
- television,
broadcast delay is an
intentional delay when
broadcasting live material,
technically referred to as a
deferred live. Such a
delay may be to prevent...
- communications, the bandwidth-
delay product is the
product of a data link's
capacity (in bits per second) and its round-trip
delay time (in seconds). The result...
- IATA
delay codes were
created to
standardise the
reporting by
airlines of
commercial flight departure delays. Previously,
every airline had its own system...
