Sentence examples for from timescale from inspiring English sources
At present however, the preponderance of RNA structural information has been derived from timescale and motion insensitive crystallographic techniques.
This member of the hadrosaur family, called Brachylophosaurus Canadensis, was excavated in summer 2000 by Nate Murphy, an amateur paleontologist at the Phillips County Museum in Malta, Montana, with help from Timescale Adventures of Choteau, Montana, an organization that involves the public in research.
A second problem arises from timescales [10].
The long timescales of mercury cycling through the subsurface and deep ocean mean that any anthropogenic mercury releases persist and can affect biological exposures from timescales of centuries to millennia.
Here we use multi-electrode spike recordings to ask how similar functional connectivity inferred from slower timescale signals is to the one inferred from fast timescale signals.
The absolute ages were obtained from the timescale and regional chronostratigraphic subdivisions of Gradstein et al. (2004).
The discharge is predominant than corrosion for all anodes for the regions I, II and III, and ENA feature of events changes from large timescale to low timescale, diffusion control or exfoliation to metastable pitting and pit growth, respectively.
Using this strategy we can examine how functional connectivity estimated from slow timescale signals relates to fast timescale connectivity.
PCs were calculated by diagonalizing the covariance matrix generated from long timescale (400 ns) explicit solvent MD simulations.
A similar analysis using LFPs may allow for a more direct answer as to whether functional connectivity estimated from slow timescale population signals (such as fMRI) is predictive of fast timescale population signals (see [4], [21], [48]).
Nevertheless, we regard our results as an important step towards a robust temporal perspective on the origination and diversification of the autotrophic stramenopiles, and consider the validity of putative Proterozoic xanthophyte/phaeophyte fossils (differing by as much as half billion years or more from the timescale inferred here) as being strongly rejected by the data in hand.
