Sentence examples for hour time scale from inspiring English sources

Thus, the neutral Na layer produced by neutralization of Na+ ions into Na atoms retains the memory of its ion layer and hence E S. That is, any structure related to Na+ ions will map into the neutral Na layer on a few hour time scale.

Here, we show modulation of individual syllable features on a more rapid (i.e. 2 hour) time scale, under conditions previously shown to naturally lower area X FoxP2 levels (Teramitsu et al., companion article).

Potassium cyanide, while obviously toxic, did not induce the rapid GFP-Nit1 aggregation, cell death and cellular collapse on a 1 hour time scale that we sought [ 30].

The reactions in Chart 9 exhibit a wide range of rates and some go to completion on the hour time scale (27, 28, 30, 31), while others, such as 29 and 32, undergo rapid equilibrium-based transformations.

To address this question in vivo requires simultaneous live imaging of EGFR-GFP and DCN filopodia over a 48 hour time scale to ascertain definitively which filopodia will become the stable branches and how they behaved over a 48 hour period in relation to the level of EGFR-GFP they contain.

"Peter sailed ahead, took it seriously, thought about it, and in that six-hour time scale had managed to solve it, had written it up and presented it," said Michael Fisher, a friend from Kings.

Specific neurexins' transcripts may thus be involved in synaptic remodeling occurring at an intermediate (hours) time scale in the course of memory formation.

Specific neurexins' transcripts may be involved in synaptic remodeling occurring at an intermediate (hours) time scale in the course of memory formation.

To our knowledge, however, these mechanisms have not been related to propagation plasticity, and propagation has not been shown to be regulated on the minutes to hours time scale relevant to much learning and memory.

Using estimated and literature values for the model parameters, three time scales of the dynamics of RNAi-influenced focal adhesions are identified: a sub-minute time scale for the assembly of focal complexes, a sub-hour time scale for the maturation to focal adhesions, and a time scale of days that controls the siRNA-mediated knockdown.

We have successfully parametrized our model as to reproduce the three basic time scales relevant in this context, namely a sub-minute time scale for focal complex assembly, a sub-hour time scale for the adaptation of the focal adhesions to the changed environmental conditions, and a much longer time scale that is given by the time it takes the RNAi to be at its maximum level (roughly 48 hours).