Sentence examples for as long timescale from inspiring English sources

Properly describing the flow at the top of the liquid outer core is essential as it is one key piece of information to understand the dynamics of the core, with implications for other physical process such as long timescale changes in the length of the day.

These methods were developed using several assumptions, such as long timescales and independent evolution of each nucleotide, which do not hold for B-cell affinity maturation.

Spoligotypes are reported to change over timescales as long as 60 years (15 ); the expansion of the M. bovis population in Iran over ≈50 years and the generation of 2 3 sequential spoligotype changes during this time is certainly compatible with these timescales.

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.

Additionally, we note that the ODE of Eq. (39) is valid as long as the included processes occur on timescales longer than the dynamical timescale.

Putting humans at the centre of our planet's activity represents a paradigm shift in the way geologists usually think of our species – as a mere blip on the long timescale of Earth.

As long as vgyro > vsh, the variation of vgyro changes the timescale of shattering, which is roughly scaled with.

In the long timescale limit this is not a problem as the system is well-mixed by each diffusion step and the approximations hold.

The ubiquitous nature of these enterobactin genes suggests that these genes are more significant than 'rarely utilized'; as they have been retained by multiple PGs, over a long timescale.

"The club will now take as long as is necessary to make this crucial appointment and there will be no publicly communicated timescales".

Mini-proteins that contain <50 amino acids often serve as model systems for studying protein folding because their small size makes long timescale simulations possible.