Sentence examples for timescale a from inspiring English sources

In an email apparently responding to Cabinet Office dissatisfaction with that timescale, a DIS expert wrote: "We refuse to budge on timelines – two years min…." The documents show that the Cabinet Office continued to question this timescale.

That's why he and CTO Mike Freedman started Timescale, a new open source time series database software.

The van Rossum metric requires a choice of timescale; a choice of the τ in the decaying exponential in the kernel, Eq. (3).

However, if you broaden your timescale a bit, there is excellent evidence that in the past – perhaps a billion years or so ago – our neighbouring planet had oceans of liquid water and thicker air.

However, due to a mismatch between supply and demand at an hourly but also on a seasonal timescale; a large amount of electricity is exported to the grid rather than used to offset local demand.

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).

Much would depend on the timescale an independent Scottish government would demand for the removal of all nuclear weapons from the country.

Inclination variations with a timescale of a few tens of thousand years are visible.

It should be noted that the IB is recognized as wide when considered on a timescale of a few minutes.

Conway believes it would take about five months to get a service running operationally, with March next year a realistic timescale for a full launch.

This global dipolarization consisted of multiple short-timescale (a couple of minutes) B z disturbances detected by spacecraft distributed over 9 MLT, consistent with the large-scale substorm current wedge observed by ground-based magnetometers.