Sentence examples for existence of a timescale from inspiring English sources
In general, a sufficient condition for the factorization in Equation 13 is the existence of a timescale ξ that is much shorter than the duration of the sweep, where harmonic averages of N (t ) estimated over time intervals of length ξ are already approximately constant for every interval lying within the duration of the sweep.
The applicability of these approaches depends on the existence of a permanent timescale gap that allows to clearly distinguish between fast and slow reactions.
Therefore, the higher τ of paxillin-YFP at FAs on the 3 s timescale indicates the existence of a population that interacts transiently with FAs.
The existence of a vegetation-free backshore is found to be important for the nucleation timescale of coastal dune generations.
The derivation of the ssLNA leads us to a fundamental conclusion: although the existence of an effective CME for a coarse-grained network under conditions of timescale separation cannot be generally guaranteed (as proved by Janssen), it is always possible to write down a effective linear FPE for the coarse-grained network.
Our simulations suggest that slow timescale connectivity is not caused by fast timescale pair-wise interactions, and that the correlations we observe may potentially be explained by the existence of connectivity on many timescales, hierarchical structure, or unobserved common-input.
"We'll be able to track all of them for days on a timescale of milliseconds".
The signature of climate change reveals itself on a timescale of decades to centuries, not years".
Inclination variations with a timescale of a few tens of thousand years are visible.
They understand the evidence pointing to a need to end fossil fuel use on a timescale of decades.
