Sentence examples for timescale of when from inspiring English sources

"We need to determine the timescale of when we open this but obviously everyone is very excited".

"It seems they have no idea exactly which cars have been affected and have given no timescales of when they will let customers know," he says.

It has refused to put a timescale on when trading would return to normal.

There is no timescale or mention of when to trigger article 50 after a referendum, leaving many politicians worried about a long period of uncertainty.

And a slower occurrence of mutations suggests there must have been a longer timescale for when modern-day wolves and dogs emerged in the family tree.

Provide a timescale for when the Pip will be reviewed, and how often.

But we have no deal today with Sony and no timescale for when we will.

These effects have been observed to take place on the timescale of seconds or minutes when induced by electric stimulation [19], [51] (however, see also [21]).

When the timescale of heat conduction is shorter than the Alfvén timescale, and adiabatic slow shock is dissociated into an isothermal slow shock and a heat conduction front.

Thus, when the timescale of a protein relaxing to its new equilibrium position overlaps that of thermophoresis, multiple kinetic phases may be observed.

One of them is that it is important to take the timescale of rate measurement into consideration when using or interpreting evolutionary rate estimates; otherwise, the outcomes could be severely biased.