Sentence examples for a time scale to from inspiring English sources
E.S.: One thing we didn't actually talk about in the issue but comes to mind now is with all of the whole Groupon, Gilt City, Lifebooker, Flash Sale, Deals and Discounts craze that's changed the texture of the way people buy stuff — especially how affluent or aspiring-to-be-affluent people in cities buy stuff — it's all about introducing a time scale to how you buy.
In this paper, we are developing WKB approximations for the linear dynamic systems on a time scale to unify the discrete and continuous WKB theory.
With this purpose, the Sumudu transform is introduced in this article as a new integral transform on a time scale to solve a system of dynamic equations.
On the other hand, pulsed lasers, which deliver the energy on too short a time scale to heat an entire cell, generate nano- or microscale transient vapor bubbles around internalized nanoparticles when operated at sufficiently high radiant exposures.
Further, while the mechanism of the effect of diminished UVB radiation on increased respiratory disease has been suggested to be decreased host production of 1,25-dihydroxyvitamin D (43), the results presented here occurred on too short a time scale to be consistent with acute enhancement of vitamin D levels.
The prolonged firing of anterior ventral temporal / perirhinal cortex neurons during memory delay periods of several seconds and associative links reported to develop between stimuli presented several seconds apart (Miyashita 1988 ) are on too long a time scale to be immediately relevant to the present theory.
In this case, we need a time-scale to give the star-formation rate: star-formation time-scale, τsf (see Table 1 in Section 4 for the values).
This simple result enables a time-scale to be evaluated for the kinetics of this fuel's pyrolysis and suggests that the thermal decomposition of this solid fuel might sometimes be described by just one chemical reaction.
His catalyst — beta-diiminate zinc acetate, or "zinc-based pixie dust," in Dr. Coates's words — was designed to speed "a reaction from a geological time scale to the laboratory time scale".
A necessary condition for a chemical time scale to become exhausted is that it must be much faster than the locally prevailing diffusion and convection time scales.
These initial structures are then modified on a slower time scale to obtain a global coordination among cells.
