timescale|timescales in English

noun

period of time allowed for something to be completed; arrangement relative to the time in which an event takes place (in history or in geologic or cosmic time)

Use "timescale|timescales" in a sentence

1. Actions required with indicative timescales are:

2. Natural heat flows are not in equilibrium, and the planet is slowly cooling down on geologic timescales.

3. In the list to the right, select the time period for the timescale.

4. Thus, with Conga, we aim for rapid round-trip timescale (e.g., 10s of

5. It's simply accelerating the pace at which the body heals itself to a clinically relevant timescale.

6. What does Calendarize mean? To structure in terms of dates; to put onto a timescale

7. CA: So, in your mind, timescale and likelihood of actually taking something like this live?

8. From 2016 each drug has evaluation criteria and a timescale for effectiveness to be assessed.

9. On a much longer timescale the Airglow varies with the 11 year cycle of solar activity.

10. Its eccentricity also varies on different timescales between 0.0011 and 0.0037, and its inclination between about 0.003° and 0.020°.

11. Although Anharmonic events are rare, long-timescale (μs-ms and beyond) simulations facilitate probing of such events

12. Predicting rates of channel aggradation over a decadal timescale is difficult and open to very high uncertainties.

13. Scientific Climatology addresses the nature and controls of the earth's climate and the causes of climate variabilityand change on all timescales.

14. 5 At first,'s uncertainty principle might lead one to suppose that high-resolution is sacrificed if one works on such short timescales.

15. • I readily Acknowledge that this is a very difficult request but I am afraid the timescale has to he met

16. The timescale announced in 1973 envisaged first flight in 1976 and service entry in time for the Moscow Olympics in 1980.

17. There are three main factors which affect the control room’s ability to dispatch Bmus in operational timescales: size, location and energy volume.

18. ‘Anthropogenic emissions of sulphur dioxide’ More example sentences ‘Lakes are also excellent settings for studying the responses of ecosystems to natural and Anthropogenic environmental change on human timescales.’

19. Two different breakthrough timescales should be used for determining corrosivity and UN GHS skin corrosivity Sub-category, based on the acid or alkali reserve of the test chemical.

20. Calendarize (third-person singular simple present Calendarizes, present participle calendarizing, simple past and past participle Calendarized) To structure in terms of dates; to put onto a timescale.

21. Calendarize (third-person singular simple present calendarizes, present participle calendarizing, simple past and past participle Calendarized) To structure in terms of dates; to put onto a timescale.

22. The timescale of the movie recalls Richard Linklater’s Boyhood, the 2014 film featuring the same actors (including the director’s own daughter), shot over the course of 12 years.

23. The Blosum matrices were generated directly from the amino acid differences in aligned blocks that have diverged to varying degrees the PAM matrices reflect the extrapolation of evolutionary information based on closely related sequences to longer timescales.

24. The Amphiphilic character of this exposed monolayer also reduces the energy barrier associated with extraction of a lipid from the opposing membrane, resulting in spontaneous hydrophobic contact and nucleation of a fusion stalk between the membranes on a microsecond timescale.

25. Results from OUR inhibition tests on the acclimatized activated sludge indicated that over a relatively short timescale (21 days), the activated sludge microbial community can adapt to AMD sufficiently so that shock loads of metals and acidity do not significantly inhibit OUR.