Sentence examples for that timescale from inspiring English sources

He says that timescale is important.

The MSPs, who have been scrutinising the Housing (Scotland) Bill, said that timescale was too long and should be accelerated.

Figures 4b and 5 indicate that timescale toward/from the PG negative peak is shortened when the floating radioactive particles from the FNPP1 increased the atmospheric conductivity (sigma) through the enhanced ionization rate.

The values of rate constants are chosen such that timescale separation is guaranteed, i.e., there is very good agreement between the concentration of the slow species as predicted by the REs of the full network and the reduced REs obtained using the deterministic QSSA (see Figure 5).

On that timescale, young Marcvs has 19 more to go.

It's quite an ambitious process within that timescale".

A Home Office briefing on the protection and freedoms bill says that timescales will be finalised when the bill receives royal assent, which is expected to be in mid-2012.

The inflexibility of deadlines for social workers' evidence to be filed means that "timescales from first draft to final version become incredibly compressed," says Andrew Pack, a local authority lawyer.

In both cases, we determine that timescales must remain separated into three distinct classes for the solutions of interest to arise.

"As with any large-scale development, there are many parties involved and it requires detailed planning and cooperation, which means that timescales are always difficult to precisely determine," it said.

The road from multineuronal activity patterns to coherent perceptions of dynamic visual scenes probably involves also processes related to visual memory such that timescales operant for stimulus representation (<100 ms) could be bridged with behaviorally relevant timescales (>500 ms).