Sentence examples for one timescale from inspiring English sources

Near bifurcations (for instance, near Hopf or saddle-node bifurcations), at least one timescale of the system diverges for finite changes of the reaction constants.

Thus, some molecules can be the same on one timescale or set of energy conditions but different, or isomeric, on others.

Our model work shows that in neural terms this memory could be carried by the adaptation state of sensory neurons, provided adaptation occurs on more than one timescale.

However, all of the above one-timescale schemes suffer from huge CSI signaling overhead and large computation complexity due to global centralized optimization.

It is also expected to achieve better tradeoff between performance and implementation costs than the one-timescale scheme and heuristic two-timescale schemes.

One-timescale schemes: In such schemes, both RRH clustering and precoding (beamforming) are optimized at each time slot based on instantaneous global CSI.

Heuristic two-timescale schemes: In view of the challenges to implement the one-timescale schemes in practical C-RAN, some two-timescale schemes have been proposed where the RRH clustering is updated at slower timescale based on channel statistics, and the precoder is updated at each time slot based on instantaneous partial CSI from the active RRHs to the users.

This ringing subsides after about one dynamical timescale of the companion star.

Requirements are that the probabilities in each line have to sum up to 1.0, and in the case of Hill's method, at least one local timescale (weight of edge) must be different from 0. The last condition does not apply to the Monte Carlo method.

Did they grow on similar timescales to the Earth or on timescales more similar to Mars?

If the chances are a million to one, on a geological timescale I'll take those odds.