Sentence examples for timescale are from inspiring English sources
Titanic ruptures in the geological timescale are also marked by the great extinctions.
Naím's critique is at its most persuasive when detailing the consequences of this trend for issues like global warming which, because they don't operate on a human timescale, are unsolvable given an economy of power that's increasingly dependent on (and responsive to) shorter-term incentives.
Low frequency modes that saturate over a short timescale are the most effective radiators.
Here, NMR relaxation methods for characterizing thermal motions on the picosecond nanosecond (ps ns) timescale are reviewed.
The modelling parameters such as mesh size, initial imperfection, timescale are first studied by validating against the fire test data.
In addition, experiments on molecular dynamics in microsecond timescale are now possible due to polarized emission ability [23, 28] of transition metal complexes such as Re.
Timescale is important, he adds.
The timescale is alarmingly tight.
The timescale is tight enough".
But the timescale is alarmingly variable.
