Sentence examples for timescale that would from inspiring English sources

The nuclear safety authority outlined a timescale that would see power restored in reactor buildings 1-4 by Sunday.

But NSABB ultimately supported publication of the papers, he noted, after government reviews revealed "serious legal and procedural hurdles to the establishment of such a dissemination system that could not be overcome on a timescale that would be relevant to the publication of these papers".

All of this must happen in a timescale that would guarantee we are not exceeding the carbon budget we know we still have left.

We predicted that Akt-mediated phosphorylation of SIN1 might be involved in regulating the activity of mTORC2 because its phosphorylation occurred on a timescale that would support such a function relative to Akt S473 phosphorylation, and PI3K inhibition impairs the activation of mTORC2 (Frias et al., 2006).

'We allow people to fulfil their environmental solution in the same timescale that they would have to put waste into landfill, but they benefit hugely from the perception that they have sought an environmental solution.' It seems to have caught on, and other high-profile clients including the DTI, the Highways Agency, BP, Diageo and British American Tobacco have embraced Green-Works' strategy.

"We need to make sure we can deal with it safely, which isn't always in the timescale that Monitor would like.

The minimum time scale of consecutive configuration changes of the approach described in Section 2.1.1 is 640 ms. It is a relatively long time period for a modern communication system, and thus technical report (TR) 36.828 discusses three additional approaches that would enable shorter reconfiguration timescales.

We emphasise that we have not considered further downstream mechanisms that would dominate the dynamics at longer timescales.

The authors are asked to consider the points made below, and to respond by email as to their expectation regarding experiments that are possible to complete in a reasonable timescale, and that would add to the body of evidence.

Nor is it a substitute for a formal, government-sponsored inquiry – one that would have much greater resources and no doubt a longer timescale.

"That is consistent with a characteristic that would promote speciation - a lot of species over a geological timescale.