Sentence examples for represents the timescale from inspiring English sources

The figure represents the timescale of ESBL acquisition.

The figure represents the timescale of ESBL cross-transmission.

(tau_{mathrm{TF}}) represents the typical timescale on which significant changes in the orbit take place through tidal evolution.

Finally, the nuclear timescale represents the time required for the star to exhaust its supply of nuclear fuel at its current luminosity: tau_{mathrm{nucl}} = frac{epsilon c^{2}m_{mathrm{nucl}}}{L}, (3) where ϵ is the efficiency of nuclear energy production, c is the speed of light, and (m_{mathrm{nucl}}) is the amount of mass available as fuel.

This records that over just the past 40 years, a timescale that represents the kindergarten years of a Greenland shark, the number of wild vertebrates on Earth has been reduced by 58%, surely putting the future of many of these species into question.

Kane told me that their paper represents the first time that stellar close encounter timescales have been calculated in this sort of extremely dense stellar environment.

Since this analysis only includes half of the data, we cannot ascertain whether the result represents the absence of a relationship at this short timescale or the lack of statistical power.

The communique released at the end of the two-day Muskoka summit in Canada represents the first time the international community has put a clear timescale at the highest level for the conclusion of the foreign intervention in Afghanistan, which began in 2001.

σ represents the growth rate (unit 1/day) and τ represents the convective adjustment timescale (unit hour).

This timescale incorporates the greatest number of radiometric dates of any Devonian timescale and is interpolated against a biochronographic relative scale; consequently it represents the most robust hypothesis of absolute ages currently available for the Devonian Period.

The λ i (i = 1, 2,..., 5) represent the ratios of the timescale of complex diffusion to timescales of the various reactions: λ1 is the relative rate of complex formation; λ2 and λ5 are the relative rates of complex breakdown to yield a and b, and λ3 and λ4 are the dimensionless rates of removal of a and b.