Sentence examples for timescale tracking from inspiring English sources

Importantly, our analysis could not have been done without millisecond timescale tracking of behavior.

We found that, during listening to connected speech, cortical activity of different timescales concurrently tracked the time course of abstract linguistic structures at different hierarchical levels, such as words, phrases and sentences.

Gore tells us that the astrologers of ancient Babylon used a double clock – one for measuring the timescale of human affairs and another for tracking the celestial movements they believed shaped earthly events.

By tracking cells over successive oscillations, we measure the timescale of transcriptional variability between cells and show that oscillating stimulation is a mechanism that can act to override variability and generate accuracy in gene expression.

Because these complications will often occur when tracking the evolution of emerging viruses, our work implies that phylogenetic trees encompassing molecular epidemiology over short timescales may tend to be inaccurate.

These have been evaluated on gross timescales, but have not been employed to track seasonal variation.

For many biologists, this implies that speciation happens so slowly that it's hard to observe on human timescales — that we'd need to track a population for millennia or more to actually see it split into two separate species.

This is important if the goal of a study is to track differences across environments, treatments, or timescales.

Cells were only tracked for 30 s, as longer timescales are dominated by cortical remodeling and turnover [ 33, 34].

"We'll be able to track all of them for days on a timescale of milliseconds".

"We'll be able to track all of them for days on a timescale of milliseconds". Forger has already taken a few steps down this path and found some surprises.