Sentence examples for a larger timescale from inspiring English sources

In general, the recovery of plasmapause has a larger timescale (Rodger. 2008).

Unfortunately, while the lead up to explosion occurs over a larger timescale of a few hundred milliseconds, the transition to explosion can happen over much shorter timescales (one turnover time or less) (Couch and Ott 2015).

The link availability, on the other hand, is measured over a larger timescale and is defined as the percentage of time over a year that the link is available.

The critical point that may dissociate the CRT- and TA-task from the TE-task is that in the latter task, timing was at a larger timescale than in the CRT- and TA-task.

The first procedure (the reaction loop) operated on a larger timescale than the second (the diffusion loop).

To investigate the effect on the actual binding events, we have to take the average on a larger timescale.

To be used as a biomaterial, porous Ti scaffolds (P-Ti) must have suitable wear and corrosion resistance and the generation of either metallic wear debris or Ti ion release should be insignificant throughout a large timescale.

The International Space Station (ISS) will offer a unique infrastructure to enable scientists and engineers to conduct their experiments over a large timescale and to gain experiment results on a regular basis.

Changes in the corrosion process over time were observed for both electrodes, including two different stages: the onset of pit formation followed by a large timescale process in terms of active-passive behavior of the substrates.

Evolution of behaviour is difficult to investigate on a large timescale since it does not 'fossilize'fossilize

Is it generally assumed that evolution of behaviour is difficult to assume on a large timescale since it does not 'fossilize'fossilize