Sentence examples for timescale of response from inspiring English sources

Moreover, the timescale of response modulations evoked during translatory motion by environmental structures, are relatively slow compared with the temperature-dependent latency changes between approximately 15 and 25 ms.

The approach of simultaneous assessment of both psychological and physiological outcomes that has been undertaken by several studies may prove useful in understanding the relationship between different outcomes, and the most relevant timescales of responses.

Do we have a good idea of the timescale of this response?

However, precipitation estimates obtained from pollen data are averaged over a month or season due to the long timescale of biological response.

That vegetation boundary shifted as a result of Holocene climatic change and fire suppression following Euroamerican settlement, but the timescale of soil response to those vegetation changes and the factors that influence it are poorly known.

Induction of Bcl-2 expression and inhibition of caspase activation have been suggested in some studies, but this fails to explain the rapid timescale of the response.

If so, defensible predictions of the nature and timescale of forest responses to climate change and other anthropogenic perturbations could be within reach.

This study however did not explicitly focus on how the encoding of stimulus features comes about, and did not investigate how the temporal properties of different stimuli may be reflected in the timescale of neuronal responses.

By distinguishing among exposures to Hg from these sources, we can assess both the prospects for direct emissions reductions (decreases in the NA and non-NA anthropogenic sources) and the timescales of ecosystem response to historical anthropogenic contamination, which is not directly addressed by contemporary emissions reduction policies.

Using a catchment basin model, we demonstrate that climate-driven cyclicity in particulate sediment discharge is strongly damped when the period of climate variability is shorter than the response timescale of the eroding landscape.

Given that the response timescale of landscapes is of the order of 106 yr, and that Milankovitch-driven climate cyclicity is of the order of 104 105 yr, it is likely that climate-driven perturbation of upland catchments at these periods will be strongly damped by transient landscape behaviour.