Sentence examples for because of the timescale from inspiring English sources

In his view, public alarmism over AGI obscures the great potential near-term benefits and is fundamentally misplaced, not least because of the timescale.

In general, the steady-state assumption is assumed to be valid because of the timescale separation between (fast) intracellular metabolic conversions and (slow) genetic regulation [ 28, 29].

This led in turn to infinities occurring in many situations; even the mass of a single electron was infinite according to QED because, on the timescales of the uncertainty principle, the electron could continuously emit and absorb virtual photons.

Because of the timescales and potential consequences involved, public liability for CCS leakages raises the same issues as nuclear waste disposal, in Rifkin's view.

Certainly if it is not done in March it would become impossible because of the timescales provided for in the bill".

"Because of the timescales left this season it seemed foolish to sweep the board," he said.

This process is attributable to the formation of HES(1) because of the similar timescale (≤25 fs).

Omission of selection, mutation, and recombination during this 25 or 100 generation time period is not significant because of the short timescale.

That thickness is important, Dr. Sepúlveda said, because it allows for more precise determination of the timescale of changes.

Do we have a good idea of the timescale of this response?

(And, at the other end of the timescale, salutes the success of Grand Theft Auto).