Sentence examples for a new timescale from inspiring English sources

Everything has a new timescale to it.

The report calls on the next government to supplement the existing targets with new measures to give a more rounded picture of poverty and to amend the legislation to set out a new timescale for achieving them.

Critics suggested this was the Prime Minister downgrading what had been a solid promise pre-referendum to something slightly more ambiguous, dependent on a new timescale based around the proposed restrictions on Scottish MPs.

While the game starts off in the year 3 AF ('AF' being a new timescale set up after the fall of Cocoon), the story of XIII-2 jumps around several different time periods, and even parallel versions of different places, accessed via the Historia Crux.

On the contrary, the re-plotting of data from pituitary glands on a new timescale based on light offset did not improve the alignment of circadian clock genes under either photoperiod (Figure 2B).

Using the new timescale we achieved an overlay of the growth curves of single seedlings and calculated mean values and standard errors of the hourly measured hypocotyl lengths.

For both photoperiods, the sum of residual errors was decreased for all genes when data were plotted with the new timescale, as compared to the initial plotting, and the overall alignment was significantly improved (p<0.01, Wilcoxon matched-pairs signed rank test).

Niall Stuart, chief executive of industry body Scottish Renewables, said: "This is of course disappointing news for those projects that will be delayed as a result of the new timescales for delivery.

BT must also publish figures on how its engineers are performing and Ofcom could impose fines if it does not deliver on the new timescales given for repairs and installations.

That's why he and CTO Mike Freedman started Timescale, a new open source time series database software.

This provides opportunities to increase the adaptability of populations to a new niche on contemporary timescales.