Table 2 Outputs of feature integrator Output feature (per window) Description timeScale Same as described in Table 1.
It is noteworthy that a previous study using the CMV promoter did not observe such transcriptional bursts or intervals of inactivity [ 71]; however, that study used timescale analysis with a window that was significantly shorter than that used in our work.
In the model, the influenza population shows a 1- to 2-year timescale of repeatability, suggesting a window in which evolutionary dynamics could be, in theory, predictable.
Our model shows that the timescales of cooling of a kimberlite pipe, from emplacement temperatures through the serpentinisation temperature window to T e, and the timescale of infiltration of external water, which drives the serpentinisation reaction, are comparable.
PI control provided rapid response times and low RMS error over small time windows, but imposed strong, short timescale (∼50 ms) response correlations between units.
The length of the integration window is likely due to the slow timescale of the whisker- and cortex-evoked EPSPs (Fig. 8 A, B).
It is at the temperature window where motions corresponding to all three timescales become operative that the protein becomes active.
Our methods naturally present a window into this question by providing the timescales at which data collection needs to be done to be maximally informative.
This uniform spread ensured that information encoded on slow timescales became available also on fast timescales (e.g., by enabling a more reliable estimate of a slow firing rate vector in a narrow time window and thus increasing the signal-to-noise ratio on fast timescales).
Meanwhile, Torquay's on-loan striker John Marquis has returned to parent club Millwall for treatment on a groin problem, and the timescale for his recovery will, to an extent, dictate their transfer-window strategy.
