Sentence examples for larger timescale from inspiring English sources

In general, the recovery of plasmapause has a larger timescale (Rodger. 2008).

Unfortunately, while the lead up to explosion occurs over a larger timescale of a few hundred milliseconds, the transition to explosion can happen over much shorter timescales (one turnover time or less) (Couch and Ott 2015).

The link availability, on the other hand, is measured over a larger timescale and is defined as the percentage of time over a year that the link is available.

The instability then only appears on a much larger timescale, in the form of slowly growing oscillations that ultimately lead to an undesired drilling regime such as bit-bouncing or stick-slip vibrations.

He saw the college to be a true expression of liberal education as it fostered rational faculties and self-criticism, and noted the college's place in fighting norms on a much larger timescale.

The critical point that may dissociate the CRT- and TA-task from the TE-task is that in the latter task, timing was at a larger timescale than in the CRT- and TA-task.

Understanding the precise causes of that short period of slower warming was of interest to scientists but it was not a challenge to the general picture that the globe was warming – and continued to warm – on larger timescales.

Coarsening of simpler polymer systems has demonstrated significant potential in computationally characterizing and simulating systems at larger timescales.

We see, in particular, a slight decrease in the amplitude of the alignment with the number of cycles, indicating that fiber plasticity still occurs, although on much larger timescales.

These changes in parameters reflect progressive adaptations at the transcriptome and proteome level, which occur at larger timescales.

These changes in parameters reflect progressive adaptations at the transcriptome and proteome level, which occur at larger timescales than the metabolic processes.