Sentence examples for timescale based from inspiring English sources

The significance of passive scalar mixing is examined using a mixing timescale based on enthalpy fluctuations.

The geomagnetic polarity timescale based on Walker et al. (2012) is shown at the bottom of the figure.

Heuristic two-timescale schemes: In view of the challenges to implement the one-timescale schemes in practical C-RAN, some two-timescale schemes have been proposed where the RRH clustering is updated at slower timescale based on channel statistics, and the precoder is updated at each time slot based on instantaneous partial CSI from the active RRHs to the users.

Critics suggested this was the Prime Minister downgrading what had been a solid promise pre-referendum to something slightly more ambiguous, dependent on a new timescale based around the proposed restrictions on Scottish MPs.

The cichlid timescale based on continental fragmentation supports a much older age (Cretaceous), of origin for cichlids, as opposed to the fossil record of the group, which dates back to the Eocene.

On the contrary, the re-plotting of data from pituitary glands on a new timescale based on light offset did not improve the alignment of circadian clock genes under either photoperiod (Figure 2B).

We utilise this parameter to form solutions on the inner (surface dissolution) and outer (diffusion from grain kernel) timescales based on the dominant mechanisms in these regimes.

There are other ways of defining the group that produce a different answer to the question "when did tetrapods evolve?" and that is important when trying to calibrate timescales based on molecular evolution.

While the MB solution appears to involve at least three timescales based on its time course, we obtained a non-intuitive result in [15] that the core mechanism underlying the robust production of the MB pattern is in fact an interaction of only two timescales.

Tiered interpolation between paleomagnetically characterized terrestrial ash beds facilitates the integration of 11 radioisotopic ages with the geomagnetic polarity timescale, resulting in significant expansion of chron C23 and shortening of chron C22 relative to timescales based on seafloor magnetic anomaly profiles.

Our results for the timing of divergences are largely congruent with previous mitogenomic studies [27], [28], but they are much older than estimates from fossil records [29], [30], [31] and timescales based on the nuclear RAG1 gene [32], [33].