Sentence examples for own timescale from inspiring English sources

In this manuscript, the hydrogel is configured to release a broad-spectrum antibiotic, a potent corticosteroid, and an ocular hypotensive, three ophthalmic therapeutic agents that are essential for post-operative management after ocular surgery, each drug released at its own timescale.

Since those databases all run on their own timescales, and some are pretty slow, that meant that healthcare.gov could only be as fast as its slowest link.

The amount the government spends on back office software (that used for shared services, such as HR and payroll) will be reduced as it will now be able to set its own timescales for when upgrades occur.

On criticism of the timing of the announcement, she said government operated "on its own timescales".

Defending the timing of her announcement, Mrs Hart said: "Government has its own timescales in terms of decisions that it needs to undertake.

Within that duration is a cascade of nested processes each with its own characteristic timescale, and they bear a fractal relationship to one another.

Adding to the challenge is the need for collaboration with industry, with its own sometimes conflicting timescales and priorities.

Several driving mechanisms exist for stable mass transfer with their own characteristic mass transfer timescales.

The former have even given it its own division in the geological timescale.

The range of s that can be reliably estimated by the method is limited: Even if we catch the sweep right at the time of fixation of the adaptive allele, it still needs to have occurred faster than the timescale of its own degradation by drift.

In comparison to the biomarkers NTX and BSAP, changes in LS-BMD and TH-BMD are relatively slow and have dynamics and timescales of their own, which were described by the zeroth-order process (15): 5 At baseline (healthy bone status), y = 1 and z = 1 and hence S = 1.