Sentence examples for a different timescale from inspiring English sources

Brief Encounter used this trick, on a different timescale, with its masterful weaving-in of Rachmaninov's second piano concerto.

That is one of the things I love about gardens: they operate on a different timescale to humans, one which allows us to really witness the world.

Plants also largely live on a different timescale than animals, moving and acting so slowly that we hardly notice they are, indeed, reacting to outside stimuli.

Such models typically consider the case where population dynamics occurs on a different timescale to evolution.

Since each piece of the causal relationship evolves in a different timescale, it is essential to combine results of multiple modeling studies employing different physical approaches.

For example, the oscillation pattern occurring after removal of the coupling from the eupnea compartment to the sigh compartment appears in Fig. 2A, while the spike of the sigh compartment alone, without input, is shown on a different timescale in Fig. 2B.

In this case, however, it also serves as a counterpoint to ecological dynamic and an unconscious intentionality taking place on a rather different timescale – the millennia of adaptive change that have led to the evolution of this insect's elegant colouration.

As a result, different timescale must be considered when evaluating the geochemical significance of the Rb/Sr ratios in lake sediments.

The modern samples exposed for a series of different timescales showed little difference in basis function 2 and even less in basis function 1. Figure 6 Overlaid XRD linear traces of modern parchment samples, (A) untreated control, (B) 2.16 hrs scanned, (C) 2.36 hrs scanned and (D) 12 hrs scanned by the XMT.

The change in the learning strategy which enables different timescale adaptation might be required in order to effectively reduce the reaching error depending on the training condition.

The fallout radionuclides (FRNs) 137Cs, 210Pbex and 7Be are increasingly being used as a means of obtaining quantitative information on soil erosion and sediment redistribution rates within agricultural landscapes, over a range of different timescales, and they are frequently seen to represent a valuable complement to conventional measurement techniques.