Sentence examples for change the timescale from inspiring English sources

To change the timescale for (na_{i}), we vary (alpha_{mathrm{Na}}).

Today's announcement doesn't necessarily change the timescale for the M4 relief road - it means the current consultation can continue but with certainty that there will be funds to begin construction when that becomes possible.

Glasgow City Council didn't respond to a request for comment from VICE, but told local media last week that they remain committed to the December deadline, adding: "Putting vulnerable people at risk by calling a strike which cannot change the timescale claimants agreed to cannot be justified".

At most, these model assumptions change the timescale over which extinction is predicted to occur.

Our derivation for R 2 ^ and R 3 ^ assumes that the mutation rate at a particular site will not change over the timescale of the input data.

The vertices of the polygon do not change over the timescale of interest, as predicted in the case where the tasks stay more-or-less constant because they are dictated by biomechanical considerations.

Here, the 20-min threshold considers the timescale to change the large-scale current system in response to IMF variations (Anderson et al. 2014).

As long as vgyro > vsh, the variation of vgyro changes the timescale of shattering, which is roughly scaled with.

Thus the timescale for changes in the intrinsic concentration of a small molecule is often orders of magnitude faster than the time needed to change the concentration of a typical protein.

Therefore, we expect different time profiles, i.e., (a) constant suppression rate of PG without change in the timescale if the cloud charges develop/decay locally and (b) quick rise and quick decay (symmetric shortening of the timescale) if the cloud charges are moving, like Fig. 1.

Our results suggest that the risk of eutrophic event is not sensitive to climate change at the timescale in question (+30 years), but is sensitive to anthropogenic impact, in particular land use and agricultural practices (Figs.  5 and 6), implying in the near future, good environemantal status may be compromised by pressures to expand agriculture for food, fibre and biofuels.