Sentence examples for multiple scales including from inspiring English sources

Six resonance conditions are analyzed by using the method of multiple scales, including primary, subharmonic, and superharmonic resonances.

Third, it is valuable to consider the effects of the fire regime at multiple scales, including both the site (forest stand) and its landscape context.

Additionally, we expected that variables on multiple scales, including information on burn severity and pre-fire crown closure, would be influential in determining snag persistence.

Geological observations can be made on multiple scales, including micro- (e.g. thin section), meso- (e.g. hand-sized to outcrop) and macro- (e.g. outcrop and larger) scales.

Estimates of riverbed Kv were obtained using a variety of methods at multiple scales including conventional seepage meter, slug tests and modeling of heat and water flow between the river and aquifer.

A full two-way coupling of physics-based models across multiple scales, including a global MHD (BATS-R-US) embedding a particle-in-cell (iPIC3D) and an inner magnetosphere (RAM-SCB) codes, is achieved.

The multiple scales include brain epigenome, metabolome, microbiome and the ANS activity gauged via an array of advanced non-invasively obtainable properties of fetal heart rate fluctuations.

The model operates over multiple length scales, including cellular (μm), vascular (100  μm), voxel (mm), and whole tumour (cm); and multiple time scales, including cellular diffusion (seconds), gadolinium infusion (minutes), and tumour drug response (weeks).

We employed a hierarchical sampling design to test genetic models of population structure at multiple geographical scales including among regions, among shelf position and reefs within regions.

In the context of HEAPL, we considered air pollution exposure at multiple long time scales (including weekly, monthly, trimonthly, six-monthly, and yearly averages).

Decision making in the context of climate change adaptation is complicated and challenging given the necessary involvement of multiple sectors and scales, including the increasing activity of actors 'beyond the state' such as non-government and private organizations.