Sentence examples for is a timescale from inspiring English sources
"It will take a very long time for soil to soak up the carbon, there is a timescale mismatch in terms of climate change," said Yujie He, a UCI postdoctoral scholar and lead author of the study.
"We will be challenging up there, we want to be competitive and we want to be successful but we know there is a timescale and we know that we have to be able to attract one or two marquee signings but also develop our local players".
Here, D/Dt is the corotational convected derivative (see Equation 53) and τ r is a timescale, characterising the rate of shear corresponding to topological changes induced by cell deformation.
"I don't know if there's a timescale on it," said Keane on a decision from the Villa midfielder.
"While 12,000 years may be a timescale that is beyond most people's understanding, through this model we show that extinctions back then still affect the health of the planet to this day," Dr Doughty said.
This is a typical timescale for thrust-type earthquakes at the Kurile Trench (e.g., Sawai et al., 2009).
"This is a challenging timescale, and some groups may decide that it is preferable to open at a later date for practical reasons".
After finding a better deal, or deciding to sign up to a fixed-term deal which offers certainty on monthly payments, there is a set timescale for switching.
"We all know it is a short timescale as we only have February, May and August before the first qualifier in September," said Roberts.
However, under classical proportional gain adjustment schemes [30], there is a single timescale of adaptation and adaptation is symmetric.
