Sentence examples for timescale given by from inspiring English sources

The timescale given by Hassane leaves open the possibility he was attending the mosque and moving in similar circles at the same time.

The timescale given by Eq. (14) corresponds to the timescale of the fragmentation of a network of radius r.

Each eigenvector has an amplitude that varies in time with a single timescale given by the corresponding eigenvalue; here the blue, green and red eigenvectors have a fast, intermediate and slow timescale, respectively.

The timescales given by government to achieve outcomes from the Better Care Fund are an example of this.

A simple example where excitations cannot thermalize on typical experimental timescales is given by spontaneous emission events (incoherent light scattering).

In this approach, the timescale of the fluctuations that are probed is given by the timescale of the integration time used.

The thermal timescale of a star is given by Eq. (2), where R and L are given by the stellar evolution code used in TrES, SeBa.

The growth timescale across the center τc is given by the following integral form; (8 where (9)r is the distance from the droplet center, and.

Specifically, when population-size fluctuations occur much faster compared with the timescale of coalescence, the coalescent effective population size is given by the harmonic mean of the variance effective population size, Ne(t), estimated over the timescale of coalescence.

Our study reveals that the extra discreteness and stochasticity that a full RW model introduces are integrated at the timescale of binding events, to the same value given by the continuous model.

While timescale of the dynamics of variable u is given by α2, the time scale of the stimulus can be approximated as τ x ≃ x max − x min (d x d t ) max.