Sentence examples for one-year time scale from inspiring English sources

Thus, undisturbed epiphytes between 1500 and 1800 m in this Andean cloud forest appeared resistant to drought over the one-year time scale of our experiment.

Or even, you know, a one-year time horizon.

The time-horizon was 10 years with one-year time cycles.

There is some office, but you don't get to know patients on a year to year time scale.

"What we're talking about here is a 50- to 100-year time scale".

They're thinking in terms of a 20- to 30-year time scale.

HuffPost chose to use the 20-year time scale rather than a 100-year scale because, as the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change recently noted, there is no scientific argument for selecting the 100-year scale over the 20-year one; rather, it's a value judgement.

The main propose of this kind of time scales is to resolve the problems from an arbitrary time scale to the ones on periodic time scales.

A major difference is one of time scale.

When one assumes a time scale much longer than the recurrence times of intraplate earthquakes (e.g., longer than 105 years), plasticity should be incorporated to the crustal model, as done by Shibazaki et al. (2007), (2008).

We found that the Raman spectra of FeCl3-FLG samples show no appreciable changes on a time scale of up to one year (see Supporting Information).