There is a difference between doing what one can in a short timescale on the one hand and doing nothing because time is less than ideal".
Such a condenser effect has two timescales: One is regulated by the conduction current (large-scale motion), with expected timescale of few tens minutes in the lower atmosphere under normal conditions.
Unfortunately, while the lead up to explosion occurs over a larger timescale of a few hundred milliseconds, the transition to explosion can happen over much shorter timescales (one turnover time or less) (Couch and Ott 2015).
Therefore, in relation to season timescales, one of the most difficult areas of forecasting, the perennial question as to whether it will be cold or warm in a given region has been a major challenge (Palmer and Hagedorn 2006).
By manipulating the integration constant and computing the specificity of patterns, one can identify the optimal timescale on which information is best encoded, i.e., the optimal timescale for a given set of stimuli.
Sands, one of the few bank bosses to have kept his job through the banking crisis, would not put a timescale on his programme to "refresh" the bank.
This would reduce such a journey to the timescale of one human generation: some of the scientists caught up in the beginning of the project could expect to see results within a working lifetime.
The new figure, then, is a dramatic increase, even within the new extended five year timescale, and one that means many more disabled people will now start having to get used to less freedom and independence, with profound implications for them and their families.
4, we have illustrated in a non-rigorous way how the GPST approach can be extended to a multiple-timescale model where the timescale of one variable, (mathrm{Ca}_{mathrm{tot}}), changes with respect to the location of a trajectory in phase space.
