Sentence examples for their timescale from inspiring English sources

But then, don't forget, their timescale is a million times different from ours.

Their timescale is therefore "stretched" or "slowed down" so that, in the high-speed particle's frame of reference, its lifetime may be 10−10 second, but, in a stationary observer's frame of reference, the particle lives much longer.

But Labour, too, was vague as to the cuts they would make and their timescale for bringing down the deficit.

The order of their timescale, approximately 1 Myr at 1 AU for objects making typical passes of 5 planetary radii near Earth or Venus, represents the interval during which a fresh Q-type affected by space weathering will remain a Q-type; at least the dominant signature from the asteroid surface is from materials that produce Q-type spectra.

Reports of declining innovation need to be considered in the context of their timescale and perspective.

It appears that substitution rate estimates co-vary very strongly with their timescale of measurement; the shorter the timescale, the higher the estimated value.

The conflict often comes between their timescales.

Here, we differentiate floods by their timescales into groups of long and short events.

The extent of quantum oscillations and their timescales in photosynthesis can be readily extracted from the designed signals, showing that cooperativity is maintained during energy transport in the Fenna-Matthews-Olson complex.

Although these phenomena are sometimes reported in the literature, apart from hydrolysis which has been thoroughly studied at several temperatures, the other ones have not been deeply analyzed and their timescales have not been so far determined.

I don't care if anyone says it is too long, I don't work to their timescales.