Sentence examples for timescale of their from inspiring English sources

For a family of simulated geostationary, geosynchronous and super-geostationary orbits we compute the indicator called MEGNO in order to find out which orbits are chaotic and the timescale of their exponential divergence.

Timescale of their temporal variations is roughly estimated to be 200 340 s, and amplitudes of the MRs shown in their paper are about 1 nT.

If the drifting timescale of dust particles due to the P-R drag tPR is much shorter than the timescale of their mutual, destructive collisions tcol, the particles can get out of the dust source region by the P-R drag.

The main problem with formation theories for these planets is the timescale of their formation.

Another unusual feature of certain KLKs is the timescale of their activity, which can reach months, if not years, as seen with KLK4 in tooth development, which was also observed in a comparison of Klk4/lacZ knockin mice and the wild type [33,34].

The development of appropriate monitoring of these interventions requires an understanding of the timescales of their effect.

This implies that distant nodes in the network have similar temporal activity, since they share the timescales of their dynamics.

In comparison to the biomarkers NTX and BSAP, changes in LS-BMD and TH-BMD are relatively slow and have dynamics and timescales of their own, which were described by the zeroth-order process (15): 5 At baseline (healthy bone status), y = 1 and z = 1 and hence S = 1.

In total, as there were 13 internal nodes, 13 posterior distributions of s estimates were obtained, 11 of which could be assigned to independently estimated evolutionary timescales of their hosts on the basis of the FV-host co-speciation assumption (Fig.  1a, and Additional file 1: Table S2).

This obscurity may be related to the fact that a given KLK fulfills many different tasks in diverse fetal and adult tissues, and consequently, the timescale of some of their physiological actions varies significantly.

The mechanisms and timescale of flood basalt eruptions, their likely environmental and biological consequences, and the evidence for flood basalt eruptions as the triggers of many mass extinction events.