Sentence examples for timescale analysis from inspiring English sources
The reduction of chemical kinetics is performed on the basis of a timescale analysis and of lumping.
Based on the prior timescale analysis of the individual events, we proposed for some plant extracts' (Ao, Pg, Nl, Gl, Pig and Xa) bioreduction a single-stage time-sequenced description which follows nucleation of SNPs and its growth by diffusion control that complies with OR by virtue of linearity experience in a r3 versus time plot.
In this work, we employ a framework that combines Rate-Controlled Constrained Equilibrium (RCCE) with Computational Singular Perturbation (CSP) for systematic reduction based on timescale analysis, to reduce a detailed mechanism for a jet fuel surrogate with n-dodecane, methylcyclohexane and m-xylene.
It is noteworthy that a previous study using the CMV promoter did not observe such transcriptional bursts or intervals of inactivity [ 71]; however, that study used timescale analysis with a window that was significantly shorter than that used in our work.
Overall, the expression of spatially tuned novel place fields in experienced animals as reported in some of the previous studies (Hill, 1978; Nakazawa et al., 2003) is consistent with our findings in experienced CT mice (contiguous and disjunct conditions), though a faster timescale analysis might reveal additional dynamics in spatial tuning (Frank et al., 2004).
Here we conducted a multi-timescale analysis on flow and sediment discharges during the period 1967 2014 for the two tributaries of the Jiulong River in Southeast China.
We perform multi-timescale analysis using wavelet-based time and frequency decompositions in order to investigate (i) whether the shocks transmitted were pure contagion or fundamental-based and (ii) also whether the dynamic evolution of stock market integration was mainly short-term or long-term.
This paper specifies the multiple timescale spectral analysis to the structural analysis of a single degree-of-freedom structure including a fractional derivative constitutive term.
This problem further extends the domain of applicability of the multiple timescale spectral analysis.
The response cumulants are calculated applying the Multiple Timescale Spectral Analysis leading to analytic or semi-analytic expressions.
In general, choosing an appropriately sized geographic domain will depend on a variety of factors, including the timescale of analysis, dispersal capabilities of the organism, and whether analytical constraints necessitate that all focal species share a common domain.
