Sentence examples for a characteristic timescale from inspiring English sources

Theoretical modelling indicates that the experimentally determined alignment kinetics have a characteristic timescale best described by a probability distribution.

The probability distributions of inter-contact events show a broad tail across the three deployments, signaling the absence of a characteristic timescale (see panel C of Figure 2).

Human studies of TDF monotherapy have not agreed on a characteristic timescale for the emergence of resistance.

This condition yields a characteristic timescale for the fixation process, Equation E3 describes exponential growth at rate se when t ≫ s e − 1.

If instead the analysis favors an exponential or inverse Gaussian model, the evidence would point toward a process which has a characteristic timescale.

In these scenarios, emissions grow exponentially in time (with a characteristic timescale t p = 25 – 250 yr) starting from a small initial emission value.

Quantification of pediplain dissection and drainage growth allows definition of a cratonic background denudation rate of 2 m/My and a minimum characteristic timescale of 20 Ma for shield resurfacing.

(d) TTE distributions disaggregated according to the number of mobility days: these disaggregated distributions have a similar decaying in the tails, i.e. they have similar value of β (as a guide for the eye, the dashed line represents an exponential decay with the characteristic timescale β for Milan).

Within that duration is a cascade of nested processes each with its own characteristic timescale, and they bear a fractal relationship to one another.

If there were a characteristic recovery timescale of order 62 My, and random events lowering biodiversity, this could easily produce a periodicity such as observed.

Quantification of the duration of the blow-off event showed that it was an order of magnitude longer than the characteristic timescale of the burner d/Ub.