Sentence examples for the timescale from from inspiring English sources
He takes the timescale, from the 1970s to the present, from the BBC TV fictional police series Life on Mars.
A Treasury source said that shortening the timescale from five years to two or three would make it a "much more binding target".
We have measured the echo attenuation (or the incoherent dynamic structure function) of the protons in the microgels in the dynamic range from qR⪡1 up to qR ≈ 1.8 (where q=scattering vector and R = particle radius), and in the timescale from a few milliseconds up to 100 ms. Rotational diffusion of the microgel spheres could not be detected with certainty.
Some of these partnerships have resulted in drugs on the market, such as Vorinostat (Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cander CenTenofovirerck) and Tenofovir (University of Leuven Institute of Organic Chemistryy and Biochemistry, Czech Republic; and GlaxoSmithKline), but the timescales from concept to clinic have, in most cases, taken many decades.
The timescale for the bill from Brussels was unclear, with senior EU officials supplying confusing and inconsistent information about the basis for the calculations.
From the CMC Markets blog: The reality of the situation is that even if the fed made a definitive announcement on the timescale for pulling back from bond purchases, any immediate market reaction would be guesswork at best – tapering does not mean an end to asset purchases.
Similar actin architecture is generated in cytolytic T cells, although the timescale differs from that of NK cells.
The timescale has moved from the first 100 days to 'this autumn' and then 'in a few months' time'.
However, the timescale differs greatly from that of other well-studied amphibians.
The timescales shift from months or even years to weeks and days, and there are very few slow days.
We micro-injected TatCN21 into the IC 25 min (i.e. short-trace timescale) from the beginning of the taste consumption in the long-trace 5 h ITI-CTA conditioning, and also observed an attenuated CTA memory.
