Sentence examples for average time scale from inspiring English sources
An average time scale of 6 has therefore been used (four model hours = one prototype day).
Currently, Yahoo's acquisitions are being integrated into its product teams very quickly, on an average time scale of weeks rather than months.
The parameter β defines the average time scale that limits the individual TTE and we will show that this is a characteristic of each city.
Transient absorption measurements in the IR region revealed a fast electron recombination process to the Fc+ moiety on an average time scale of ca. 300 ps, outcompeting the >12 ns process to L1+.
The parameter β, computed by interpolating the empirical curves (see Eq. (1)), defines the average time scale of individual daily mobility and it is a characteristic of each city.
Assuming a monoexponential decrease in nonmetabolized F-FLT in plasma, this corresponds to an average time scale of Tgluc <170 min for this process.
Average time scales of carbon recovery increased by 40 years when mortality increased from 30%to65%5%, and another 10 years when mortality rates exceeded 90%.
The results show a regular dependence of the correlogram parameters on the averaging time-scale, large differences of the correlograms in the individual storms, and the dominance of storms with high spatial variability on the average large sample characteristics.
The large magnitude (8 µm on average) and short time scale (<5 sec) of the nucleus translocations makes it unlikely that the translocations are caused by some active intracellular transport (Gomes et al., 2005; Lee et al., 2005).
If the rate of change of the stimuli is rapid compared to that of the weights and threshold, then we can average over the fast time scale to get a mean field or averaged model and then study this through the usual methods of dynamical systems.
The temporal resolution of simulations (10 s) implies that the effective potential represents an average interaction over this time scale, not the real molecular interactions.
