Sentence examples for scale in the system from inspiring English sources

Two time regimes with different scaling exponents (0.25, 0.33) were found for the growth of the characteristic length scale in the system corresponding to various transport mechanisms (diffusion along- and normally to the interface).

In contrast to the linear, few dimensional single-cell models considered in this work, liquid state machines retain some information about past stimuli for periods of time that are much longer than the slower time scale in the system.

Although we cannot take this into account in a linear model, we can model a neuron by a damped oscillator, which also introduces a new important time-scale in the system.

Subsequently, around the time where the liquid has sampled all of the heterogeneity length scales in the system, there is a rapid transition back to Fickian behavior.

The efficiency of alternative optimization formulations is compared; we see that it can be enhanced by exploiting a separation of time-scales in the system dynamics.

This constrained optimising control problem is complex due to nonlinearities, large dimension, output constraints, mixed-integer structure of the variables involved, at least two time scales in the system dynamics and an uncertainty.

The global effect of AHL together with the different temporal scales in the system, first producing the activator then the repressor with a delay, enables to sustain in time the oscillatory behavior of the whole population.

This separation might be performed due to prior knowledge about multiple scales in the system, but there are also attempts to determine this separation from the system dynamics [ 4, 5].

The zero point of the colour index scale in the UBV system is chosen such that stars that have a surface temperature of 7,400 K and that are white in colour, such as Vega, have a colour index of zero.

FK carried out all experiments in the microliter scale in the BioLector system.

LGICs mediate fast synaptic transmission, on a millisecond time scale, in the nervous system and at the somatic neuromuscular junction.