Sentence examples for of the time scale from inspiring English sources

Compact and accurate expressions are proposed to evaluate the transient current regardless of the time scale.

At the other end of the time scale, we have long-term climate projections, such as those summarized by the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change.

Rate independence means that hysteresis operators are invariant with respect to the action of the group G of affine transformations of the time scale.

Because temporal envelope approximations are invoked, the simulation can be performed on the electron time scale instead of the time scale of the light waves.

At the other end of the time scale the development in the poems of a true definite article, for instance, represents an earlier phase than is exemplified in the poetry of the middle and late 7th century.

Latest changes: Monday June 6, 2011 - added a display of the time scale used (i.e. the amount of time one screen represents) and noted that the z and Z keys can be used to change this value.

In particular, it has been found necessary to treat components of ocean water in terms of all their influxes and effluxes and to be more cognizant of the time scale of application of the steady-state concept.

The graininess of the time scale is defined by.

Figure 11 may convey a sense of the time-scale of soiling processes.

Second, the voltage response is amplified by decreasing, rather than increasing levels of the time-scale separation (given by | ϵ | ), for negative parameter values (Figs. 13a and 13b).

To know how the rate change occurred during evolution, estimation of the time-scale with reliable calibrations is needed.