Sentence examples for a very long timescale from inspiring English sources

But take a very long timescale and the symmetry breaks down.

Economic history viewed on a very long timescale tells us that innovation and population size/density are highly correlated.

Thus diamonds will undergo a phase transition to graphite, albeit over a very long timescale.

While this evidence is anecdotal and has not been rigorously analysed, it may be indicative of structure affecting VF in a more subtle way than the very long timescale anchoring to arteries that has been observed in the experimental setting with larger mammals (see e.g., [ 38]).

Due to bistability of the considered switch, this dominant eigenvalue corresponds to very slow dynamics, thus leading to the very long timescale as observed in the simulations.

Although the elastin content is essentially constant (Tsamis et al. 2013), it may degrade over very long timescales, e.g., the lifetime of an individual.

In light of the uncertainties concerning the biosphere on very long timescales, stylised biosphere models are shown to provide a useful point of reference in themselves and remain a valuable tool for nuclear waste disposal licencing procedures.

Adding this convection to the model, as would be required to maintain a steady state magnetodisk, steepens the inner torus boundary, but does so over very long timescales.

Others, such as the position of continents and the location and height of mountain ranges, change over very long timescales.

Geological disposal facilities are the preferred option for high-level radioactive waste, due to their potential to provide isolation from the surface environment (biosphere) on very long timescales.

These dynamics are understood to act on very long timescales.