Sentence examples for flexible timescale from inspiring English sources

"You have this completely flexible timescale that's not available in rock'n'roll at all, and you're often on in the middle of the night".

The rigid body includes only residues 1 71, as the C-terminal residues 72 76 are flexible at ps ns timescale.

"The ability to try and relate to situations is a real challenge for children on the autism spectrum, and so is being flexible with their view of order, timescales and routine; being outdoors challenges this," he explains.

Molecular dynamics simulations on the μsec timescale and the use of a flexible force field allow study of the opening of the 'flaps' protecting the active site.

We therefore expect the protein to be structurally stable, but also flexible, at 300 K on the 100 ns timescale.

This gradient may reflect a general rule for the flexible assembly of sexually dimorphic circuits on an evolutionary timescale.

It was also suggested that time spent by researchers on documenting and using learning may divert them from their primary research and health RCS activities unless the timescales and funding for the research were flexible enough to avoid such tradeoffs (Vullings and Meijer 2009).

As a consequence of negotiation with existing commissioner links the work plan was developed to deliver a shorter course rather than the initial timescales suggested in the original proposal, and the flexible funding envelope of the CLAHRC enabled this.

This might reveal the use of multiple timescale processes within each leg to produce a stable and flexible postural strategy.

On a longer timescale this anti-parallel β-sheet rearranges into a less flexible parallel β-sheet characteristic for fibrillar Aβ [ 43].

High-resolution crystallographic data on fragment binding modes are often essential to rationally develop the affinity of hit molecules.[ 3] In the case of MTIP myoA, this has proven to be problematic, as a crystal structure of free MTIP has not been resolved, and NMR data point to a highly flexible protein that samples a number of conformations, interconverting on different timescales.