Sentence examples for scales accessible from inspiring English sources

Angular resolution in the far-infrared (FIR) wavelength regime limits the range of size scales accessible although the FIR range has become of prime importance for astrophysics.

Illustrations are provided of the 'internal architecture' underlying the microstructure of hardened cement paste and paste in concrete, at the size scales accessible to this instrument.

But unless the alternative you cook up is, for all intents and purposes, indistinguishable from inflation, there will be something very explicit that inflation predicts: how these B-mode signatures affect the full suite of cosmic scales accessible to us across all frequencies.

In this talk I will discuss the internal consistency of the Planck 2015 cosmic microwave background (CMB) temperature anisotropy power spectrum and show that tension exists between the determination of some cosmological parameters from multipoles l<1000 (roughly the scales accessible to WMAP) and l>=1000.

We note, however, that different values are likely to be optimal for different choices of pair potential (in particular, for a different range w of attraction, as discussed above) and for assembly trajectories that are substantially longer than the time scales accessible with current hardware.

The internet is a decentralised data network that generates information on an unimaginable scale, accessible through relatively cheap hardware and easily acquired skills.

As you suggest, they strike mythic, archetypal chords, and cater to a persistent hunger for large-scale, accessible narratives of good and evil.

In practice, due to free energy barriers, there is often a wide gap between the time scale of the transformation and the time scale accessible with simulations.

Extension and orientation of large segments of flexible chains by uniaxial deformation accelerates the primary nucleation rate to a time scale accessible by molecular dynamics simulation.

Partly it's a failure of imagination, a failure to figure out what small-scale accessible meaningful versions of mathematical modeling or building historical interpretations would look like for children.

This approach of using short MD trajectories to obtain information about longer time-scales was used by Caves and co-workers [80], which showed that time-scale accessible to MD simulations from a single 1 ns run was shorter than the time-scale accessible to a collection of 10 individual MD runs that lasted 100 ps.