Sentence examples for timescale data from inspiring English sources
In brief, Mindstreams consists of custom software that resides on the local testing computer and serves as a platform for interactive cognitive tests that produce precise accuracy and reaction time (millisecond timescale) data.
A majority of backbone amide nitrogens have N T2 values between 30 and 40 ms, but resonances in Loop 5/6 and the dimer interface have T2 < 30 ms, indicating they undergo a change in their environment in the millisecond timescale (data not shown).
On a longer timescale scientific data are analyzed, calibrations performed and the database adjourned.
We studied the Aa geomagnetic index (aa index daily average) behavior on a monthly timescale using data from 1868 to 2015 for cycles 11 24.
The post-real time product of Day-1 Integrated Multi-satellitE Retrievals for Global Precipitation Measurement (IMERG) is evaluated over Mainland China from April to December 2014 at the hourly timescale, against data from hourly ground-based observations.
In those instances, if RN was unable to obtain their written consent within the study timescale, any data collected regarding their interactions were not used.
On more recent timescales, molecular data have also revealed that most extant polyploid plant species have formed recurrently [ 1, 19- 28].
Objectives To investigate associations between air pollution levels and myocardial infarction (MI) on short timescales, with data at an hourly temporal resolution.
As the timescales accessible to all-atom MD (and other coarse-grained approaches) continue to reach the micro- and milli-second timescales, the data generated from such simulations can potentially reach O petabytes).
The SV evolution in the 20th century in Europe, based on global models for the main field is presented in Section 6 from the perspective of the contribution of high-frequency ingredients, at 22- and ~80-year timescale, present in data.
Over the broad timescale of our data, our results are similar to the latter studies, showing an initial period of genome expansion as the major groups began to diversify.
