Sentence examples for a time scale or a from inspiring English sources

A time scale or a measure chain was introduced by Stefan Hilger in his PhD thesis in 1988 in order to unify continuous and discrete analysis [1].

Then (mathbb {T}) is called a periodic time scale or a two-way translation invariant time scale under translations.

Depending on the definition of historical exchangeability the recommendation would then be to treat VID (NSH) as a distinct species (500 years time scale) or a distinct population (postglacial time scale).

The RXTE data confirm the strong absorption corresponding to the optical depth to electron scattering of about 2, but also reveal rapid variability of the hard (8 – 30 keV) X-ray emission on a time scale of a day or less.

During winter, MSPs are rapidly transported down to the stratosphere within the polar vortex, on a time scale of a month or so.

Came tae think a it, ahve lost all trace a time-scale or where ah fuckin is.

We cannot see any definite trend or variation of polarization angle within the chorus elements themselves in a time scale of a few seconds or in the structures with time scales of tens of seconds.

Thus, a study with a longer time scale or successive in-depth interviews could be considered.

However, Cooper and others (1999) claim that the context for interpreting observed changes is provided by an understanding of the functioning of a river or estuary on a time scale of decades.

'We haven't agreed on a time scale yet.

That's a time scale that people can reasonably understand.