Sentence examples for a time scale in which from inspiring English sources

The massive tree took centuries to reach full size: not a time scale in which humans can measure financial profit and loss well (and perhaps not even ecological loss).

To the author's best knowledge, positive solutions are not available for the case when the boundary value problem for an increasing homeomorphism and positive homomorphism on a time scale in which the nonlinear term depends on the first order delta derivative.

In contrast, we hypothesize that prolonged semelparity is iteroparity on a short time scale, in which case reproductive allocation within a lifetime will vary depending on expected adult survival.

The mutant does, however, adopt a slightly different excited conformational state on the millisecond time scale, in which U23 is intrahelical, mimicking the expected conformation of residue C24 in the excited conformational state of wild-type TAR.

As we know little of the intricate details of the processes of planetary formation in nature, increasing the time scale in which these pebbles can accrete is a plausible solution.

This single-peak behavior is indicative of fast exchange on the NMR time scale in which only one peak is observed at a population-weighted chemical shift value.

We also give the time scale in which the BB control works well.

As different functions fitted the spike per bin distribution when different bin widths were used, the degree of correlation observed in the network could depend on the time scale in which spikes were counted.

(Contrast this with the ISL time scale, in which 1 simulation cycle maps to 0.25 seconds).

These parameters are needed to anticipate the time scale in which worldwide HPV vaccine introduction will be realistically an achievable goal.

Also useful in identifying rapid evolution is knowledge of the time scale in which the change has taken place and measures of character states before and after the selection event.