Sentence examples for timescale corresponding to from inspiring English sources
Moreover, the dorsal MPFC also responded on a second, faster timescale corresponding to the signature movements of the musical excerpts through tonal space.
In conclusion, whatever the molecular mechanism involved in these deletion scenarios, in the case of clonal genomic plasticity, the modules may be deleted over a timescale corresponding to growth in the laboratory and may be considered units of deletion within RGPs.
By contrast, in this study, we focus on transport over much shorter timescales corresponding to the early planktonic phases.
By following the dynamic evolution of lipid rearrangement around the macroion, we can identify two timescales corresponding to two processes.
Because the time to catastrophe is on the order of tens to hundreds of seconds, we do not consider the rapid fluctuations in tip length 22, but instead restrict ourselves to timescales corresponding to the stable incorporation of tubulin dimers into the closed lattice.
In a study by Sørensen et al. [79], the behavior of CuO nanoparticles in OECD M7 medium was quantified at different concentrations over a timescale of 48 h, corresponding to an acute immobility test.
In reality regulatory networks are characterized by a broad distribution of timescales of gene activation/deactivation corresponding to a more complicated (and generally asynchronous) update rule.
The weight (or amplitude) of each eigenvector changes over time with a timescale determined by the eigenvalue corresponding to the eigenvector.
The [ΣTyr] through time relative to the [Phe]o peaks within a narrow range (shown in the boxed area) corresponding to similar timescales relative to Phe loss.
For both models, we performed nondimensionalization to identify possible groupings of variables into classes corresponding to they timescales on which they evolve.
Here, D/Dt is the corotational convected derivative (see Equation 53) and τ r is a timescale, characterising the rate of shear corresponding to topological changes induced by cell deformation.
