Sentence examples for by timescale from inspiring English sources

The phylogenetic trees optimized by timescale provided a straightforward depiction of the MHC class II genes birth-and-death process (Figure 5).

These sorts of materials – ranging from paint to frogspawn, from yoghurt to snot – fall into the category of 'soft matter': materials whose dynamics are governed by timescales of seconds rather than hugely longer or shorter times.

Perhaps some of that is imposed by timescales.

Pulses of laser light can then be used to activate or silence specified groups of neurons on a millisecond-by-millisecond timescale.

This can be done on a millisecond-by-millisecond timescale, using pulses of laser light delivered into the animals' brains via an optical fibre.

The most powerful of these is a method called optogenetics, which enables researchers to switch populations of related neurons on or off on a millisecond-by-millisecond timescale with pulses of laser light.

We were surprised by the timescale of weeks," added Jones.

Similarly, the idea of levying the national living wage at £10-plus was not accompanied by a timescale.

Chelsea would ideally like to cancel the latter's year-long loan arrangement with Monaco, though the French club have yet to be convinced by the timescale involved in the striker recovering full fitness after a thigh injury which has kept him out since the end of October.

In this model, SWDs are initiated and terminated by slow timescale currents in TC cells.

Since we consider shattering in the WIM, it is reasonable to assume that the shattering duration (denoted as t) is determined by a timescale on which the ionization is maintained.