Sentence examples for shorter time range from inspiring English sources

An example spanning a much shorter time range is a concept for formal events like weddings," he said.

No clear temporal effect on integrin-signalling was seen during the somewhat shorter time range used in the present study.

Nevertheless, it was possible to identify a local flow in the opposite direction when a shorter time range (10 min long) was considered.

The designed equipments allowed to finish with a high level of accuracy and in short time range the brass rings.

Moreover, the motions of clouds appear to be more turbulent and discontinuous (i.e., with large spatial variations) when a short time range is considered.

The maximum bubble pressure tensiometry is the only technique that allows measurements of dynamic surface tensions of surfactant solutions in the short time range down to milliseconds and even below.

The local, short time range variations of estimated flow shown in Figure 6A constitute an example of motion which is mainly in opposite direction with respect to the average stream, dictated by the pressure distribution (Figure 5A) and in agreement with the local flow estimated on a long time range (Figure 6C).

For conservation such fluctuations mean that, for example, a wall structure of stone, ceramics, glass, frescos, metals and also organic material which were conserved for centuries or millennia due to equilibrium conditions are put in danger in a very short time range compared to the sites life-time.

Such index fossils must be distinctive, be globally distributed and have a short time range to be useful.

This design was used to maximize possible interpretations in the shortest time range between runs, minimizing potential effects of changes in the source population or of population failures.

In the four cases in which the analysis could be performed at 20 hours time-point, miR-525-5p was reduced towards the background level, indicating a short time range in which its functional effects can be produced.