Sentence examples for because the timescale from inspiring English sources

"One of the fascinating things is that because the timescale is so shortened, you have to reveal yourself immediately.

Committee chair Larry Faulkner, president emeritus at the University of Texas, Austin, added that such assessments are tricky because "the timescale of the business cycle is shorter than grad school," making it impossible to perfectly align graduating Ph.D.s with the needs of the market.

Dust grains formed by stellar sources, mainly supernovae (SNe) and asymptotic giant branch (AGB) stars, are not sufficient to explain the total dust mass in the Milky Way ISM, because the timescale of dust enrichment by these sources is much longer than that of dust destruction by SN shocks (e.g., McKee, 1989; Draine, 1995).

Because the timescale of the YORP effect is smaller for asteroids of (D < 3) km, and, moreover, the spin-rate limit is lower for asteroids with large amplitude, we believe that these large-amplitude small asteroids might have been spun up to reach their lower spin-rate limit and, as a consequence, have been broken up into smaller, harder-to-detect pieces.

Fish caught from the same location in different years were pooled for genetic analysis because the timescale of sampling was short in comparison with the 50-year life span of black rockfish.

This is another good development which is expected to spur investment in green energy but is weakened because the timescales are vague.

Stellar evolution has of necessity been followed through computer modeling because the timescales for most stages are generally too extended for measurable changes to be observed, even over a period of many years.

Chemical weathering rates for landscapes are difficult to quantify because the timescales over which weathering occurs are often unknown.

In general, the contributions to 〈Rex〉 are not straightforward, because the timescales for conformational exchange motions and for exchange between monomer and dimer are generally similar (ms-µs).

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].