Sentence examples for for a timescale from inspiring English sources
Additionally, the CH4 Global Warming Potential is 21 (for a timescale of 100 years), compared with 1 for carbon dioxide.
It also calls for a timescale to be put in place so that police responding to mental health crises know how long they have to wait for a response from health and social care workers,that services share "need to know" information such as history of physical violence, self-harm or drink or drug history and that a helpline for people with mental health problems should be available 24 hours a day.
In this case, for a timescale of, say, 30 s, the electromagnetic skin depth 1/k 1≃154 km.
They also proposed that the SCOR field is represented by persisting higher-degree terms other than the GAD field and lasts for a timescale of ~106 years.
8b, c Stability of the microscale reactor containing catalyst 1 as well is demonstrated for a timescale twice larger than that of a recently reported larger scale packed bed reactor.
Despite its limitations, radiocarbon remains the most universal method for establishing a timescale for the Late-glacial, and the paper concludes with a discussion of an experimental approach designed to establish the reliability and comparability of Late-glacial radiocarbon dates.
If you're given one, you count down to that day and what happens when you get to zero? "I thought I'd carry on regardless without that hanging over me". Emma acknowledges such an approach won't suit everyone but for her, not being given a timescale for her illness meant she could "carry on as usual" for her three children.
It is only six working days since detailed responses were submitted to the Department for Education (DfE), a timescale which in itself indicates there can have been no attempt to give the important points made serious consideration.
The bay water was incubated in the dark with excess (high micromolar) concentrations of 15N ammonium and 13C glucose for 24 h, a timescale long enough to ensure detectable isotopic labeling of the dominant active community.
"We'll be able to track all of them for days on a timescale of milliseconds".
