Sentence examples for much longer scale from inspiring English sources

Skomal wonders if there is still a migration pattern to be discovered, but one on a much longer scale than he or other scientists had guessed.

The elastic deformation usually encompasses both elastic and anelastic behaviors, where the anelastic behavior arising from atomic reconfigurations is time dependent on a much longer scale, i.e., rate-dependent behavior [24].

Overall, actin provided less phylogenetic information than the other genes due to its low substitution rates (note the much longer scale bar relative to 0.1 substitutions, Figure S1d) compared with scale bars for other single genes for phylogenetic analysis.

On much longer scales (≳ 107 years), the continents and oceans may be aggregated or separated (with a period of a few 108 years called the Wilson (1963) cycle), and the results are not so simple, because other conditions (such as land orography, ocean circulation, and atmospheric composition) are not fixed.

In reality, it is more likely to assume that the cell shape and movement actions operate on a much longer time scale than the gene network, thus allowing a time scale separation.

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).

For building materials like concrete these measurements are performed on a much longer time scale than in flash lamp experiments.

Correspondingly, their solid phase low concentration valleys migrate down gradient slowly over a much longer time scale, long after the release stops on day 25.

In contrast, the relaxation in other nuclear coordinates was on a much longer time scale (2 to 10 picoseconds) and depended critically on cluster size.

From the experimental analysis it was quite evident that the spectral instability, which starts during the nucleation and growth stage in thin films, continues to persist at a much longer time scale following aging processes.

These studies demonstrate that the kinetics of formation of the incommensurate CuCl adlayer from the commensurate (1×1) Cu layer takes place in a much longer time scale than the current response.