Sentence examples for time scale to which from inspiring English sources

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These zones allow high correlation among sections to better resolve timing of major bio-events, and provide a Floating Point Time Scale to which absolute ages can be applied.

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The APS accounts revealed for the first time the terrifying scale to which the true financial position of a bank can be distorted by the EU's accounting regime, the international financial reporting standards (IFRS).

To address this question in vivo requires simultaneous live imaging of EGFR-GFP and DCN filopodia over a 48 hour time scale to ascertain definitively which filopodia will become the stable branches and how they behaved over a 48 hour period in relation to the level of EGFR-GFP they contain.

Within this global system approach the dynamic interaction between all components (ground, heating, cooling and ventilation system, building, users, control) is crucial, leading to a broad range of time scales to cope with, which in turn increases the importance of dynamic simulations, control system design as well as monitoring and commissioning.

To investigate the time scale at which the mechanical extension of CD4D1D2 occurs, we used the force clamp technique, which allows the application of a well-controlled force to a single polyprotein over a period of time.

We suspect that failure to pay attention to the different time scales at which entities are stabilised can lead to serious distortions in our inferences about the existence of biological entities at particular times.

We characterize paleo-droughts in terms of modern analogues, translating the tree-ring reconstructions from a paleo-time scale to the time frame in which engineers and planners operate.

The framework incorporates means for combining results from models that focus on the decadal to century time scales at which coasts evolve, and those that focus on the short term and seasonal time scales (storm bite and recovery).

Given research showing that guppies can experience daily fluctuations up to 10°C in their native habitats (Reeve et al., 2014), 18 h was deemed to be an appropriate time scale upon which to study the affects of acute daily fluctuations considering that the maximum temperature change in this experiment was 9°C.

The laws of Newtonian dynamics provide a simple definition: an inertial frame is a reference-frame with a time-scale, relative to which the motion of a body not subject to forces is always rectilinear and uniform, accelerations are always proportional to and in the direction of applied forces, and applied forces are always met with equal and opposite reactions.

The time-space ([0,1]times Omega ) has to be discretized but the evolution in time is infinitesimal (due to the small time scale (tau )), which allows to choose a very rough time discretization.

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