Ex: a sample rate of 10 Hz, but the intervening computation takes say 3s?

Maybe I missed it in the paper, but I could see 2 solutions:

1. Realtime solution : a resampling strategy that allows to "ignore clock ticks" if a separate thread is still computing a result from a previous tick. It could interpolate a result for a computation that we didn't have time to actually calculate.

2. Simulation-time-accurate : A slow computation blocks the entire clock tree. So if you want to simulate 10 x 10Hz samples and each computation takes 3s, the Rhine will take 30s to run, but the result will in-spirit represent 1s of simulation.