Sentence examples for timescale we have from inspiring English sources

"There will be no other 'rescue plan' in the tight timescale we have," he added.

Last week Guilfoyle said in a statement that the Ridsdale bid was the only viable one if the club were to survive: "There will be no other 'rescue plan' in the tight timescale we have.

"I thought fruits and flowers would be the most obvious candidates for noticeable decay on the timescale we had available, but our scenic artist collaborator Lucy Goodwin really notched up our thinking," she adds.

So far we have made no use of the requirement of local connectivity and, given that g λ is an arbitrary function of position and can be different for different timescales, we have placed no constraints on the shape of the eigenvectors.

"Unfortunately, within the timescales we had on transfer deadline day we were unable to access his archive medical records and the specialist was unable to give us the recommendations that we needed to sign the player for Nottingham Forest.

In light of this information, the molecular timescale estimates we have presented that seem most reasonable for the butterflies are the lower bounds of the 95% confidence intervals for the slow evolving data set (Table 3).

Under the European Union funded project, European Provision Of Regional Impacts Assessments on Seasonal and Decadal Timescales (EUPORIAS) we have developed the Land Management Tool (LMTool), a prototype seasonal climate service for land managers, working closely in collaboration with two stakeholder organizations, Clinton Devon Estates (CDE) and the National Farmers Union (NFU).

Even if we don't take the decision straightaway that it's definitely happening in a particular timescale, we'll have to start doing certain things to keep that option open.

In explaining medium timescale adaptation phenomena we have focused on "repulsive" adaptation, where tuning curves are shifted away from an adapting stimulus.

"So purely in terms of the timescale that we've got a concern.

One hypothesis is that species that track climate change well over the timescales for which we have data (or focus our analyses) may suffer major population losses during years of extreme climate.