Sentence examples for over very long time from inspiring English sources

They point to research by the economists Roy W. Jastram and Stephen Harmston to the effect that over very long time periods the real, inflation-adjusted gold price is roughly constant.

"It is not simply that model returns are flat (or not working)," Mr. Rothman wrote, "but specifically that the models (ours included) are behaving in the opposite way we would predict and have seen and tested for over very long time periods (45-plus years)." As a result, "risk models are miscalibrated for the current market environment," he wrote.

Perhaps they help establish norms over very long time horizons.

In particular, we find that high accuracy can be maintained also over very long time integrations.

The authors have shown previously that over very long time scales a barrier estuary or tidal inlet will tend towards one of two states, called attractors.

The objective of this paper is to assess the behavior of moving average forecast-based control charts on data having correlation that is persistent over very long time horizons, i.e., long-range dependent.

However, image transmission is impractical for long-lived VSNs because VSNs once deployed are sporadically used over very long times.

In contrast, defects in diamond stably fluoresce [ 44, 45] over very long times, which allows averaging and thus an increase in resolution [ 46].

Mercury uptake continues over very long times, and a 184 h experiment was necessary to approach the end state, at which point the unstabilized nano-Se had adsorbed 188 000 μg Hg/g or approximately 20% Hg/Se mass ratio.

This paper imagines a US society that is obsessed with survival over the very long-term, not just over the next decade or two but over very long-time spans measured in the thousands and millions of years.

However, our results graphically demonstrate, first, that species in this group evolve over time, sometimes over a very long time, and, second, that evidently even well-differentiated species can hybridize to the extent that different parts of their genome may suggest strongly conflicting patterns of relationships.