Sentence examples for viable timescale from inspiring English sources
The protocol can be adapted to be used on a clinically viable timescale without any detrimental effect on the quality of the data, which is crucial if it is to be used on patients.
White said this option was rejected as not being viable given the short timescales.
We now also have a viable strategy to compare the heuristic and full CMEs under conditions of timescale separation: one obtains the noise statistics from the hLNA and the ssLNA and compares them for rate constants such that the deterministic QSSA is a valid approximation (for an illustration of the comparison method, see Figure 2).
While thermally driven order-disorder transitions are, from the viewpoint of physics, the most obvious method for controlling states of organization, the timescales necessary for effective cellular dynamics would require temperatures exceeding the physiologically viable temperature range.
In conclusion, our model provides a direct evidence that theta/gamma coupled oscillations can be a viable instrument to de-multiplex speech, and by extension to analyse complex sensory scenes at different timescales in parallel.
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.
A manageable timescale #pensions".
Is this timescale realistic?
