Sentence examples for for timescale from inspiring English sources

The kinetics and stoichiometry of FliN in steady state and in adapting motors are investigated and found to match the behaviour of FliM in all respects except for timescale where FliN rates are about 4 times slower.

A necessary and sufficient condition for timescale separation is that the timescales governing the decay of the transients in the average concentrations are well separated.

We have developed a graph-based, "linear framework" for timescale separation in biochemical systems [ 34- 38], which is not limited to thermodynamic equilibrium.

Interestingly, the second condition is similar in form to the condition for timescale separation for the deterministic QSSA during the IT phases (Eq. 6).

Hence, we can conclusively state that in the macroscopic limit, the heuristic CME does reproduce the correct mean concentrations for timescale separation conditions.

First, the algorithm progressively down-samples the EEG post-stimulus time series per trial and per condition (i.e., for timescale t, the coarse-grained time series is constructed by averaging data points within non-overlapping windows of length t).

Some aspired to goals that seemed difficult to achieve in the hoped-for timescale.

No direct information, however is available for timescales of less than a couple of years (Mandea and Olsen, 2009).

If the IR-flux has a broad gradient, the heating rate is trivial for timescales of a few hours.

These characteristics make it well-suited for electrical power generation for devices that must function without direct maintenance for timescales approximating a human lifetime.

We find that functional connectivity estimated from these simulated recording techniques (fMRI, LFP, and Ca+2 recordings) and functional connectivity estimated from low passed signals matches the fast timescale connectivity fairly well for timescales down to ∼1 Hz.