Sentence examples for much faster timescale from inspiring English sources

Given that (de- protonation occurs on a much faster timescale than de- protonatione hydroccurs is the rate-limiting step and determines the onerall rate.

In addition, the planned technology promises to be low-cost, require no specialized robotics, and be capable of producing comprehensive interaction maps on a much faster timescale than is currently possible.

This imposed a separation of timescales, with all avalanches and neuronal firing occurring on a much faster timescale than the timescale of the 'external input' reseeding the system.

In the context of online discussions, the creation of contacts between users happens at a much faster timescale than the changes of individual attributes, such as age or political views.

Compared with a gradual decrease in optical density of 7-nm AuNPs during the first 60 min, a sharp decline in the absorbance was observed for 70-nm AuNPs within the initial 5 min (Figure 6B), indicating the particle aggregation of larger AuNPs may occur on a much faster timescale than the smaller size particles in the early stage.

Similarly, compaction of a protein assisted by solvation effect can happen at a much faster timescale than the folding time.

However, an important limitation in our understanding of spontaneous activity is how the low frequency fluctuations typically associated with RSNs are related to the much faster timescales of cognitive and sensory processing (Heeger and Ress, 2002; Deco and Corbetta, 2011; Raichle, 2011; Siegel et al., 2012).

The fundamental assumption allowing us to construct the implicit motility model is that the timescale of migration is much faster than the timescale of tumor cell death in a fully formed tumor.

This approach is based on the observation that the timescale of human travel is much faster than the timescale of the epidemiological dynamics.

This was done because the transient processes such as tissue deformation (e.g. due to swelling) occur much faster than the timescales of interest (i.e. times consistent with long term stable IOP).

On the other hand, in systems where the initial response is important and not the overshoot, the socialist responds on a timescale much faster than a cell generation for both up- and downshifts in σ.