Sentence examples for timescale averaging from inspiring English sources

This intermittency of erosion requires instantaneous erosion rates to be greater than long term averages, explaining how timescale averaging can impact estimates of glacial erosion rates.

The ionization timescale averaged plasma temperature in keV.

While the rescaled cumulative distributions of active period durations (Fig. 5 f) well collapse onto the stretched exponential form observed for wild-type mice for a wide range of timescales, the averaged cumulative distribution of resting period durations of these mice consistently deviates from that of wild-type mice, just as that of human depression patients does (Fig. 5 a).

The results of SEIR spreading simulations, presented in the Additional file 1, are interestingly very close to the ones of representations aggregated at a weekly timescale, showing that weekly averaged data contain substantially enough information to correctly evaluate mitigation and containment measures.

Thus, it is interesting and relevant to look at the co-variation across measures of arousal, considering multiple timescales of average or baseline activity as well as potential task-related changes.

On a smaller timescale, we would expect the averaged rate to fluctuate more.

The timescale over which recharge rates are averaged increases with the mean residence time.

Previous work has shown that at 30-min timescales, only 8% of eddy covariance sites in the La Thuile dataset observe energy closure and when averaged to 24-h timescales, this goes up to 45%.

During these periods, the birth rates of mammalian LTR element families averaged 276 (85), again on a timescale of 1% LTR sequence divergence (equivalent to ∼0.3 1.0 My for the taxa involved) (table 1).

In general, the longer the averaging timescales, the more uniform the spatial distribution of rainfall, so monthly and yearly average tend to be more consistent between rainfall gages.

On a daily average timescale, a repeated measures ANOVA revealed statistically significant differences among environmental conditions on days with net uptake (group f −), net emission (f +) or close-to-zero exchange (f 0) of CH4 and N2O (Table 2).