Sentence examples for timescale from from inspiring English sources

He takes the timescale, from the 1970s to the present, from the BBC TV fictional police series Life on Mars.

Large-scale mobilisations, including civil disobedience, are sometimes the last resort of people trying to bring about change within a timescale from which their family might actually benefit.

A Treasury source said that shortening the timescale from five years to two or three would make it a "much more binding target".

Spanning a timescale from the first world war to the present, and hopping from Europe to Canada, Provenance tells the story of Pity Beane, a plain art historian who goes to Europe in search of the painting of a beautiful naked young boy she saw in a book, aged 13, and with which she immediately fell in love.

"There is no direct timescale from either ourselves or from Fifa or Uefa.

"There's no timescale from us and I'm sure there's not from England either".

These act on a timescale from seconds to minutes and may be important to describe late phases of seizure activity.

A battery of NMR experiments is now available to probe the motions of proteins and nucleic acids over the whole biologically relevant timescale from picoseconds to hours.

RTH separates online activities which take place at the frame transmission timescale, from offline activities which take place at the flow lifetime timescale.

The FSA said that, in most cases, deadlines included a six-year timescale from the date of sale for customers to complain.

Note, however, that Tsurutani and Lakhina (2014) estimated a maximum SC-type dB/dt = 30 nT/s on a 22 s timescale, from a different point of view.