Sentence examples for this timescale by from inspiring English sources

The scientists studied this timescale by looking at how long Earth took to "accrete", or grow, as smaller "planetary embryos" smashed together to form it.

Greece has been pleading behind the scenes for more time to bring its economy into line, but Rheinische Post reckons that Angela Merkel has no intention of extending the timescale by two years.

The average cell cycle length after the first cleavage was 21 min, so we corrected the timescale by 20/21, as above.

The importance of distributional shifts on this timescale is further supported by the success of ecological niche models in predicting ancient distributions [ 21, 22].

The timescale on which a large grain is lost because of repeated collisions of small grains can be estimated by (13)This timescale is called disruption timescale.

Motion on this timescale can be conveniently captured by the Lipari Szabo order parameter, S2, a bond-specific measure of restriction of motion.

Then we extend this observation to a longer evolutionary timescale by identifying sites of coincident substitutions using four species.

To do this we rescale time to the fast timescale, by introducing an initial layer coordinate (t=frac{tau}{epsilon}).

In this study, we expressed fault motion in the geological timescale by fault motions and propagations of 100 times.

This accumulation of 2B can be reversed over the same timescale by reverting to a neutral flow of oil.

He said: "We should be looking at the option of an independent currency and deciding whether that's possible or achievable in a timescale by 2016".