Sentence examples for timescale by from inspiring English sources

He said: "We should be looking at the option of an independent currency and deciding whether that's possible or achievable in a timescale by 2016".

Greece has been pleading behind the scenes for more time to bring its economy into line, but Rheinische Post reckons that Angela Merkel has no intention of extending the timescale by two years.

I have a project that is trying to improve the forecasting of which types of jobs will be affected by automation, and on what timescale, by looking in a more detailed way at what the capabilities of AI systems are.

Sainsbury's and Steinhoff International have been set a timescale by the takeover panel to announce a firm intention to bid for Home Retail Group, the parent of Argos, or walk away.

PC decomposition proceeded via a similar pathway over a longer timescale by accepting an electron from the Li surface and breaking the bond between the carbonyl C and a ring O atom.

Directed evolution seeks to recapitulate this process on an experimentally accessible timescale by selectively introducing mutations into the DNA encoding the protein of interest at a high rate, and then picking the handful of protein variants that have acquired the desired new function5.

We reconcile previous contradictory Baikal timescales by constraining reservoir corrections of AMS dates on bulk sedimentary organic carbon.

Several types of excited states are accessible for these systems, which can be probed on a range of timescales by these techniques.

This study presents a novel method to reconstruct soil reworking rates on such timescales by utilising luminescence signals from individual sand-sized feldspar grains as soil reworking tracers.

The weathering of Ca- and Mg-silicate rocks stabilizes global climate over geologic timescales by consuming carbon dioxide (CO2) as carbonic acid and nourishes the biosphere by supplying rock-derived nutrients to microorganisms and plants1,2,3.

This is particularly the case in online communities in which individuals strive to distinguish themselves on short timescales by developing stylistic jargon, highlighting how language patterns can be context dependent.