Sentence examples for slower timescale from inspiring English sources
The oxidation or reduction of the polymer and proton motion causes, on a slower timescale, the movement of water into the film on oxidation and out of the film on reduction.
The set-up, with the cellist sat by the pianist and the other string players huddled together, reflected a musical division: the upper strings moved swiftly and spikily in parallel, while the cello and piano, on a slower timescale, became more and more thunderous.
In the face of the above problems and inconsistencies, we propose an alternative hypothesis, namely that the hotspot motion results from structural constraints that require physiological integrity, and that OHCs act (on a slower timescale) as mechanical regulators21,58, rather than as rapid, direct sources of BM vibrations.
They move on a slower timescale than humans, of course, but they can migrate up slopes or to new areas to find their temperature comfort zones.
The assumed slower timescale (lower update probability) assumed in Fig. 1c further adds to the delay of the activation of Transcription Factors (TF).
However, the increasein conductance variability, in particular, being on a slower timescale than membranepotential fluctuations, can be a factor in explaining the high CV of neural spiketrains.
Complex systems ensure resilience through multiple controllers acting at rapid and slower timescales.
Weather conditions greatly influence the pressure reading as well, but these effects occur on much slower timescales.
The resulting temperature however changes on much slower timescales, in the order of minutes, determined by the heat capacity and the (relatively large) mass of the involved components.
In the case presented here, adding end-point velocity to the GLM contributed to the correlations at slower timescales.
Importantly, we find that there is no one single relevant timescale along the trajectory but that the coding process may use states expressed on faster or slower timescales depending on the temporal properties of the stimulus (Figure 5).
