Sentence examples for using the timescale from inspiring English sources

Note that this age was chosen using the timescale of Gradstein et al. [ 46] rather than the more recent Gradstein et al. [ 47].

We used the timescale and phylogenetic analyses to investigate and search for processes of adaptive evolution in rbcL gene in three gymnosperm families, namely Podocarpaceae, Taxaceae and Cephalotaxaceae.

Individual model-calculated water cycle changes are compared with changes inferred from equation (1) in each case using the mixing timescale appropriate to that model (Fig. 4a).

We will presently see that the problem is of a boundary layer type, and using the diffusion timescale is equivalent to an outer scaling.

Our assumption about dates meant that species counts were made using the same timescale as sequence and nucleotide variant counts.

Using the new timescale we achieved an overlay of the growth curves of single seedlings and calculated mean values and standard errors of the hourly measured hypocotyl lengths.

The methodology of the MTS method using the instantaneous timescales of different species is introduced.

Approximate solutions are sought using the two timescales perturbation method in conjunction with the method of characteristic coordinates.

Table 6 shows that during the first 18 hours, a large proportion of the patients have an increase of insulin sensitivity using the 6-hour timescale.

A spectral radius scaling semi-implicit time stepping scheme has been developed for simulating unsteady compressible reactive flows with detailed chemistry, in which the spectral radius in the LUSGS scheme has been augmented to account for viscous/diffusive and reactive terms and a scalar matrix is proposed to approximate the chemical Jacobian using the minimum species destruction timescale.

Ages were calibrated to a calendar timescale using the program OxCal4.1 (Bronk Ramsey 2009), on the basis of IntCal13 data (Reimer et al. 2013) and after applying a local correction for the Shimoda area of ΔR = 109 ± 60 (Yoneda et al. 2000).