Soil erosion as one of the major driving forces for sediment and particulate phosphorus input into the Miyun reservoir has been estimated in different studies based on the USLE over a one-year timescale (Tian et al. 2009; Chen et al. 2011a b).
In addition, the obliquity, or tilt, of the axis is slowly changing on a roughly one-million-year timescale.
To our knowledge, data obtained in such a long timescale (one year) are scarce; the results reported in the present study may challenge, at least in part, the concept that the NK decrease in the recovery phase (a few hours after competitions) may be linked to an increased susceptibility to viral infections [ 20].
The new figure, then, is a dramatic increase, even within the new extended five year timescale, and one that means many more disabled people will now start having to get used to less freedom and independence, with profound implications for them and their families.
Contrary to the numerous chemical species that can be intercalated into graphite (more than a hundred 15), many of which are unstable in air, we found that FeCl3-FLGs are air stable on a timescale of at least one year.
Moore is referring to equilibrium steady states that represent a balanced and stable world on million year timescales.
However, on 40 year timescales, evidence suggests that single-model ensembles are profoundly underdispersive.
During the period when the rate was being manipulated, a panel of banks made submissions about the price that they expected to be charged to borrow across 15 timescales – from overnight to one year – and in 10 currencies, including sterling, yen and US dollars.
As with the Exxon Valdez disaster, litigation is being discussed in terms of a 20 year timescale.
On a 20-year timescale, it is 87 times more powerful as a greenhouse gas.
"On a million-year timescale, it will probably be fall into the Sun.
