Examples of using This delay in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Colloquial
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Computer
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Programming
This delay is very dangerous.
We apologize for this delay.
This delay is costing the birds a food source.
We are sorry for this delay.".
This delay can be somewhere around a week.
What, in truth, can possibly explain this delay?
Did this delay seriously compromise national security?
Have you any idea what might have caused this delay?
This delay, this sorrow? Why is it coming at me?
To make sure, you should discuss this delay with your doctor.
Despite this delay, we are happily greeted by Jamal.
Way back in April we were optimistic about this delay.
This delay isn't long enough to seriously interfere with remote control driving.
I remind you, Captain, I'm entirely opposed to this delay.
This delay is necessary to discourage users from engaging in fraudulent activity.
We apologize for the inconvenience caused by this delay.
This delay came from not being able to decide what to call it. Why the problem?
Did they say when your making ceremony might happen, with this delay?
Keep this delay in mind if your date range includes the last few days.
In this case we will send you an email informing you of this delay.
By toggling this delay in one arm, the modulator acts like an on/off switch, emitting pulses of light.
We are very sorry for any disappointment that causes this delay, but we are faithful in offering a game only when it's ready.”.
This delay protects you if a hacker breaks in to your account and tries to delete your phone number.
All antidepressants have a delay of at least two weeks before they start to work,and often this delay can be up to six weeks.
During this delay, second officer Aeneas Mackintosh suffered an accident that led to the loss of his right eye.
This delay, referred to as a DNS propagation delay, occurs with all hosts and is outside of our control.
This delay allowed King Haakon VII of Norway and the Royal family, as well as the government, to escape capture.
Prof. Sievers ascribes this delay to the strong Christian prejudice against the Jews, which persisted more or less unchallenged until the Nazi Shoah.