Sentence examples for a timescale to from inspiring English sources
The urgently-needed rapid transition from 'bigger, faster, more' for a few, to an economy of 'better, not bigger' for the many, and on a timescale to avoid irreversible climatic upheaval, will take us all into largely unchartered territory.
The consequences are plausibly of a magnitude and on a timescale to dwarf other global concerns, leaders of governments and firms are asking for policy guidance, and yet scholarly attention to the AI revolution remains negligible.
It also calls for a timescale to be put in place so that police responding to mental health crises know how long they have to wait for a response from health and social care workers,that services share "need to know" information such as history of physical violence, self-harm or drink or drug history and that a helpline for people with mental health problems should be available 24 hours a day.
Pressed on a timescale to complete the testing, he said the government was working "round the clock" to get the work done.
Doncaster rejected the idea that it is too tight a timescale to make changes in time for the new season beginning on 3 August.
The posterior distribution of the substitution rate obtained from the heterochronous sequences was subsequently incorporated as a prior distribution for the mean evolutionary rate of the influenza A virus genome, thereby adding a timescale to the phylogenetic histories of the given viruses and enabling the times of the most recent common ancestors (tMRCA) to be estimated [24].
In the V-model project, Park et al. compressed the causality relationship along a linear timescale to an ordinal representation to carry more contextual information of the event [ 20].
In a complex operation with a tight timescale to accommodate the Rugby World Cup in the autumn of 2015, everyone knows their job.
Such models typically consider the case where population dynamics occurs on a different timescale to evolution.
That is one of the things I love about gardens: they operate on a different timescale to humans, one which allows us to really witness the world.
