Sentence examples for timescale 1 from inspiring English sources

The atmospheric rotation period (6 to 8 days), radiative timescale (1 to 10 days; Crisp and Titov 1997; Titov et al. 2013), and Venusian solar day (117 days) are longer than that of the microscale eddy timescale (a few hours).

On the other hand, if an eigenvector is localized then v λ (j) ≈ 0 except for a restricted subset of spatially contiguous nodes, and the timescale 1 / R e is confined to a region of the network.

To see this, consider a network with a fast and a slow timescale (1 / | λ f a s t | and 1 / | λ s l o w | ), and having initial condition with components a fast and a slow along the fast and the slow eigenvectors respectively.

On a longer timescale (1 3 h from download) scientific data are analyzed.

It is straightforward to show [see, e.g., Palenzuela et al. (2009)] that (42) leads to a telegraph equation for the constraint violation parameter ϕ which becomes advected at the speed of light and decays on a timescale (1/kappa).

"On a glacial timescale, 200 to 500 years is the blink of an eye," Joughin says.

It is apparent that at leading order on the fast timescale (psi_{s0}) decays exponentially, while (c_{v}) is constant.

In the Victor Pupura metric, there is also a timescale, 2 / q, which is analogous to τ.

In experiment D, incubations on a shorter timescale (12 hours) were monitored at a greater frequency for better resolution of Phe loss (Figure 3).

Stimuli with slow dynamics (such as drifting gratings) elicit mostly slow patterns (timescale >20 ms).

Assuming similar folding kinetics to its relative, apolipoprotein A-I, this protein should fold on the seconds timescale [38].