Sentence examples for assumed time scale from inspiring English sources

The assumed time scale is comparable to those of typical chorus emissions (Santolík et al. 2003), while the assumed sweep rate is a few times higher than typical sweep rates.

Incidentally, when drawing Figs. 5 and 6, we assumed time scales of a few decades to a few thousand years.

On the basis of the background described above, we first modeled the 3D viscoelastic crustal structure (rheology structure) of Japanese islands and then conducted a 3D finite-element-method (FEM) simulation under boundary conditions of steady-state EW compression assuming time scales of a few decades to a few thousand years.

Throughout the paper, we assume the time scale is unbounded above and below, such as and.

This can be explained if we assume the time scale of flares is determined by the Alfvén time.

We consider the employment of numerical optimization and state regulation to solve the extremum seeking control (ESC) problem, which does not assume the time scale separation between the plant dynamics and the extremum seeking loop.

When one assumes a time scale much longer than the recurrence times of intraplate earthquakes (e.g., longer than 105 years), plasticity should be incorporated to the crustal model, as done by Shibazaki et al. (2007), (2008).

To derive a unique evolutionary null model we will assume time invariance of the scaling laws.

Assuming time off for good behaviour.

Assuming these time scales for binding, one can calculate that it takes a single transcription factor molecule only a few minutes to search the entire genome space.

In estimating (n_p) for interstellar PUIs created in the IHS, we assumed a characteristic time scale of 40 AU/100 km/s (sim 6 times 10^7)  s.