Sentence examples for spans a timescale from inspiring English sources

Because human evolution spans a timescale about 4× longer than this, most mutations having an effect on fat storage would be predicted to move to fixation in the population if the TGH was correct – unless such mutations had all occurred in the past 900,000 years.

Spanning a timescale from the first world war to the present, and hopping from Europe to Canada, Provenance tells the story of Pity Beane, a plain art historian who goes to Europe in search of the painting of a beautiful naked young boy she saw in a book, aged 13, and with which she immediately fell in love.

The free energy landscape characterizing the assisted transport of glycerol by this homotetrameric aquaglyceroporin has been explored by means of equilibrium molecular dynamics over a timescale spanning 0.12 μs.

The fossil record of Ambystoma tigrinum we used spans an ecologically relevant timescale appropriate for understanding population and community response to projected climatic change.

One reason might be that a collisional stellar system spans a wide range in timescales.

On a timescale within the span of prospective human history, the utilization of oil as a major source of energy will be a transitory affair of a century or two.

These free energy calculations reveal that glycerol tumbles and isomerizes on a timescale comparable to that spanned by its adaptive-biasing-force-assisted conduction in GlpF.

I haven't got a timescale.

Almunia declined to give a timescale.

China did not set a timescale for the phase-out.

He says another complication is setting a timescale in stone.