Sentence examples for in timescale yet from inspiring English sources

It is important to note that the tiers of Fraunfelder are related in timescale yet the heterogeneity of rotamer distributions seen here have been shown by many NMR studies to be on the same sub-nanosecond timescale.

The difference in timescale is remarkable.

"There is a mismatch in timescale.

Enormous in timescale, Mahler's symphonies contain sufficient variety and contrast to maintain interest.

Timescale of each interval is an important issue for QoE evaluation which is justified in Timescale.

The National Audit Office found costs of the 16 largest projects had risen by £468m and slipped in timescale by 11 years, seven months in the past year.

One major difference is in timescale: Unlike weather modelers, who quickly find out whether their predictions were correct, climate researchers think decades ahead.

As described above, the impulsive forces generated by pulse laser irradiation in this experiment differed in timescale and space scale from our target phenomena of microparticle collision.

The conductivity data demonstrate six to seven orders of separation in timescale of ion conductivity from polymer segmental motion for polymers with shorter ethylene oxide side chains.

Evaporation and evapotranspiration are amongst the most important components of the hydrologic cycle and their significance increases with the increase in timescale.

Our results provide conclusive evidence that size-selective harvesting can lead to genetic change in timescale relevant to fisheries.