Sentence examples for on timescale from inspiring English sources

"We've seen this on timescale of six years yet these ice shelves are thought to have been in place for thousands of years".

Liverpool city council initially granted planning permission for the scheme – which officials say will create 20,000 jobs – in March 2012, with conditions on timescale, the heights of buildings and phasing of works, and it was formally submitted to the Department for Communities and Local Government in October.

There were two cautionary notes - the first on timescale and also that this would not be risk-free to American servicemen and women.

"I'm not sure on timescale but I should imagine the club will want to get a new man in as soon as possible," he told BBC Radio Sheffield.

On timescale: "I would think that within a year or two years, you'd be able to feel a real significant change about the way that arts are talked about - how it's being democratised but not dumbed down.

Associated with rapid changes in the accretion states of the binary systems, ejections of relativistic plasma can be observed at radio frequencies on timescale of weeks before becoming undetectable.

We do not observe evidence for pMHC TCR ZAP70 random diffusion prior to radial transport on these timescales – such sequential events could occur on faster timescales.

Our computers double in capability on timescales of only a few years.

"Overall these are relatively slow events, on timescales of tens to hundreds of thousands of years," says Ridgwell.

On timescales measured in fractions of a second, high-speed cameras can record luminous events in the flash.

"In order to see something that happens on timescales of minutes, like a shock breakout, you want to have a camera continuously monitoring the sky," said Garnavich.