Second, an imagery intervention could attempt to change the time scale of the image, so the meaning being challenged is not whether the patient may become ill or die, but the likely time scale of this being in the distant future.
ATR ParM shows a fast fluorescence response (<200 ms response time) allowing real-time measurements of GDP concentration changes on the time scale of seconds.
For example, the environments in which the individuals are selected could be changed periodically and the time scale of these changes is likely to affect the evolution of the populations and the extent of the hybrid vigor observed.
In other words, y and θ will not change if the time scale x does not change.
In mobile environment, channel quality can change considerably over the time scale of 1 2 s.
But if Herschel saw it explode in 1842, that would change the time scale of the star, and call into question astronomers' understanding of these repeating explosions.
Plasticity of these connections is relatively low, so synaptic weights changed negligibly on the time scale of the simulations.
Though ANR can be quite fast in reacting to changes in the radio environment, the time scale of changes which is addressed by this functionality is in the order of several hours, days, or even weeks.
The other thing to remember is the time scale upon which change happens.
Although the affinity may increase following calmodulin activation [31], the model was not qualitatively sensitive to changes in this parameter over the time scale of our simulations (0.1 5 s) (data not shown).
As previously described, a view is changed and determined depending on the time scale.
