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For example, the timescale of the natural dissociation process of cyclic urea inhibitors is estimated to be ∼10 ms considering their dissociation rate constants being ∼100 s−1 [3], while the timescale the classical full-atom MD simulations can achieve is typically nano- to micro-seconds.

Notable recent examples include the timescales of reward integration in the macaque cortex (Bernacchia et al., 2011), and the decay of neural firing rates in the zebrafish (Miri et al., 2011) and macaque oculomotor integrators (Joshua et al., 2013).

The timescale of the model was attained age.

But what's the timescale of remembrance?

This is the timescale of living biochemistry.

The timescale of switching is seconds.

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

This is the timescale of chemical reactions at the molecular level — the timescale of vibrations and nuclear motions.

For aircraft, the timescale of the challenge is similar.

But no-one can tell the timescale of catastrophic releases.

The timescale of the growth of the energy release is the Richtmyer-Meshkov characteristic timescale.