Sentence examples for to timescale from inspiring English sources

All of that is, of course, debatable (right down to timescale: in fact, some of the book is more than 25 years old).

It's gonna happen anyway but there's doubt as to timescale, so a rapid melt would be good, say, within 10 years.

Businesses are gathering more and more information than they ever have before, whether it's a manufacturer or a bank, and to Timescale CEO Ajay Kulkarni the existing database software soon won't provide the horsepower they need.

In other word, we will determine the order, with respect to timescale parameter ϵ, of weak deviation between original solution to slow equation and the solution of the corresponding averaged equation.

With the advent of multi-electrode recordings, distributed coding started to be more thoroughly investigated [5] but issues related to timescale were not systematically explored.

In particular, we investigated how multineuronal activity patterns emerged in the visual cortex with respect to timescale and stimulus-locking, and the degree to which the contributions of fast, intermediate, and slow coding mechanisms changed as a function of temporal properties of stimuli.

However, due to timescales for processing, it could still prove difficult to implement it in time even if they acted now".

At each discrete time‐step of the simulation (refer to "Timescales and Granularity") factors in the agent's environment may change, prompting an agent to respond accordingly.

Comparisons are made between both courses with regard to timescales and academic content, and how these can be linked to further professional development.

There are no simple rules to relate timescales to reaction constants of nonlinear models.

Moreover, the age of full genetic isolation is expected to be closer to the timescale of the fossil record.