Sentence examples for much shorter timescale from inspiring English sources
Without fully knowing why the damage to the motor neurons, which stretch out from the spinal cord to the muscles, occurs over a much shorter timescale in some patients than others, trying to find drug targets has proved fruitless.
Since updates to ds9 are released on a much shorter timescale than CIAO, users may wish to upgrade independently of CIAO to take advantage of new features and bug fixes.
This paper will present the results of the effort put in creating this 3D model and will discuss details about parameterized computer aided design (CAD), which enables the designer to integrate newly acquired insights on a much shorter timescale.
Pulsed power technology, whereas the electrical energy stored in a relative long period is released in much shorter timescale, is an efficient method to create high energy density physics (HEDP) conditions in laboratory.
Both experiments and modeling results reveal that the PA-LTC has a much shorter timescale comparing with that of thermally activated low temperature chemistry owing to the rapid radical production by plasma.
People in China have had to cope with not just their Industrial Revolution and on a much shorter timescale than anything in the West, but a social one, where all the values they were taught in schools until 40 years ago have been turned utterly upside down.
The coefficient of the regression (10−5) is smaller than previous estimates based on data from much shorter timescales.
Neptune's dark vortices come and go on much shorter timescales compared to similar anticyclones on Jupiter, which evolve over decades.
Modern climate and cryosphere variations provide some insights into the complex response of the ice sheet to oceanic and atmospheric warming, albeit on much shorter timescales.
These magnetized Rossby waves allow us to make direct connections between decadal-scale solar activity and that on much shorter timescales.
At much shorter timescales, meteoric water moves vertically downward until it reaches the regional water table and then moves laterally as groundwater flow.
