Sentence examples for fastest timescale from inspiring English sources

For practical reasons, the fastest timescale we study is 60 ms (16.67 Hz).

Removing the three fastest timescales (2, 5, and 18 ms), 1/f noise can be reconstructed with 75±1% variance explained.

Removing the two fastest timescales of excitability fluctuations (2 ms and 5 ms), 1/f noise can be reconstructed with 59±1% variance explained.

Of all our senses, the two operating on the fastest timescales are hearing and vision, and there are some striking parallels in the machinery used to transmit the first auditory and visual signals.

But Osborne made clear he aims to rob Balls of his ability to focus the next election on the coalition's struggle to achieve growth – and thereby its failure to tackle the deficit on a faster timescale – by amending the government's fiscal rules to achieve a budget surplus by the end of the next parliament.

This imposed a separation of timescales, with all avalanches and neuronal firing occurring on a much faster timescale than the timescale of the 'external input' reseeding the system.

To do this we rescale time to the fast timescale, by introducing an initial layer coordinate (t=frac{tau}{epsilon}).

The results indicate that unfolding occurs on a fast timescale on the order of tens of picoseconds once initiated.

It is apparent that at leading order on the fast timescale (psi_{s0}) decays exponentially, while (c_{v}) is constant.

The networks exhibit collective oscillations in the form of synchronized bursting rhythms, without affecting the fast timescale dynamics.

From this nondimensionalization result, we conclude that v and (ca_{i}) evolve on a fast timescale, and h and l evolve on a slow timescale.