Sentence examples for because the time scale from inspiring English sources
Because the time scale of these tasks is much larger than that of the controller, the timing issue (i.e. the latency of the visual data) is not critical in these applications.
Current overshoot and undershoot occur because the time scale for the voltage change is much shorter than for the oxygen concentration changes.
Because the time scale for landscape evolution is much longer than the time scale for late Cenozoic climate changes, almost all landscapes are palimpsests, written over repeatedly by various combinations of climate-determined processes.
Menvielle (1979) showed that the K index is a proxy of the magnetic energy density related to the geomagnetic activity, because the time scale of the observed geomagnetic variations is less than the 3-hour length of the interval for which K is measured.
In these short time spans, the total amount of ferritin can be assumed to be constant, because the time scale of regulation is much slower.
That effect is offset, however, because the time scale for cetuximab dissociation from EGFR decreases and approaches that for receptor dephosphorylation as cetuximab cycling increases, which increases IC50.
A priori deterministic estimates of the expected fluence cannot be made because over the time scale of a space mission, the fluence can be dominated by the contribution of a few rare and unpredictable high intensity events.
Sixth, objective outcomes of career progression (such as publishing research papers or obtaining grants) were not included because of the time scale.
He said this was because the time scales were so tight as to make it impossible for there to be a fair hearing of appeals in a significant number of cases.
Heating due to deposition of latent heat of crystallization and cooling due to thermal emission and sublimation of organic molecules are negligible because the time scales of these processes are much longer than that of heat conduction.
