Sentence examples for a single timescale from inspiring English sources
However, under classical proportional gain adjustment schemes [30], there is a single timescale of adaptation and adaptation is symmetric.
Interestingly, using only a single adaptation term with a single timescale of persistence, such as used by [6], we were unable to account for our findings.
Thus, high-dimensional firing patterns encoding stimulus-specific information are not confined to a single timescale but can span a broad range of timescales, ranging from spike-synchrony to mean firing rate.
Computational models in molecular systems biology are typically constructed to simulate processes on a single timescale.
Each eigenvector has an amplitude that varies in time with a single timescale given by the corresponding eigenvalue; here the blue, green and red eigenvectors have a fast, intermediate and slow timescale, respectively.
The non-degenerate white light pump-probe measurements revealed that relaxation of the photogenerated carriers occurs on a single picosecond timescale which appears to be carrier density dependent.
These features allow us to approximate the mechanical behaviour of amnioserosa cells by that of a linear viscoelastic material with a single relaxation timescale.
Molecular dynamics simulations are capable of resolving molecular recognition processes with chemical accuracy, but their practical application is popularly considered limited to the timescale accessible to a single simulation, which is far below biological timescales.
This assumption is realistic because timescale of mobility is much smaller than the timescale of a single route discovery.
The high acquisition speed of the Triple TOF series allows simultaneous MS and tandem MS (MS-MS) from a single injection in an LC timescale, explains Abdi, for identification, confirmation, and quantitation of compounds.
It was clear that in total this was a large undertaking, and it was agreed that it could not reasonably be undertaking by a single team within a limited timescale.
