Sentence examples for uncertain timescale from inspiring English sources
In this scenario the CE-phase operates virtually as a instantaneous mass loss event, and therefore the maximum orbital separation for the outer orbit to remain bound is strongly dependent on the uncertain timescale of the CE-event (Section 2.2.1).
The timescale is uncertain, but the company recently brought back Bob Mansfield, the manager behind products like the iMac, iPad and Watch to oversee Titan.
But, although he flew to New York last week with Villa chief executive Paul Faulkner for an end-of-season discussion, Lambert is as uncertain as any fan on the timescale of just how long any takeover might take.
Britain's most successful gymnast, Beth Tweddle, has walked "a few steps" with assistance from medics following neck surgery – but a timescale for her recovery is uncertain, her parents said.
However, the global biogeochemical Hg cycle has been significantly altered by historical Hg releases, and the timescales required for recovery are uncertain (Lamborg et al. 2002; Mason and Sheu 2002; Selin et al. 2008; Sunderland and Mason 2007; Swain et al. 2007).
While the precise impacts and timescale of climate change may be uncertain, the basic tenets are well-established science.
We estimate these timescales just in the Stokes law regime because the lift force in other regimes is uncertain.
A manageable timescale #pensions".
Is this timescale realistic?
