Sentence examples for setting the timescale from inspiring English sources

Commissioner Don Garber, making one of his stately appearances on the ESPN half-time show at the MLS All-Star game, had promised some sort of announcement, but nobody quite expected it to be setting the timescale and odds for the next stage of MLS expansion.

The conformational diffusion coefficient for intrachain motions in biopolymers, D, sets the timescale for structural dynamics.

For late time, thermally activated quantities such as the dislocation mobility and nucleation rate set the timescale and control the algebraic behavior, respectively.

That is, the degradation rate sets the timescale over which the model evolves to steady state - the characteristics of the model are not otherwise dependent on d.

These events set the right timescale for the discreteness and stochasticity of the signaling in the cleft.

This process, referred to as subunit exchange, sets the maximum timescale for disassembly of sliding clamps from DNA in the absence of an enzymatic unloading activity and free DNA ends.

The trail-based learning dynamics used in this study can guarantee that the characteristic timescale of synaptic plasticity is comparable with the biological timescale of experiments by setting the period arbitrarily long.

This has always been mooted by the chief executive, Graham Wallace, but without setting any timescale.

He says another complication is setting a timescale in stone.

Cortical viscoelasticity may also contribute to chemotaxis by setting a timescale over which a cell can change shape as it sends out a pseudopod.

The FA, which has preferred not to comment on the identity of specific candidates, has not set a timescale for the search for a manager and is likely to appoint an interim to oversee fixtures in September, which include the first World Cup qualifier in Slovakia.