Timescale

The timescale is a few seconds to spread over the entire star. ❋ Maryrobinette (2008)

The timescale is a fudge (evolution's probably not that quick), and you have to be willing to take the mental leap to accepting this type of speciation in humans (it helps to know that eusociality is possible in mammalian species--Baxter's example is naked mole rats); but once you swallow those lumps, he does get most of the details right. ❋ Unknown (2004)

On a more hopeful note, remember that serious work on naturalistic theories of content has been done for no more than a few decades, and on a philosophical timescale, that is quite a short time. ❋ Neander, Karen (2004)

It can be said that either the universe is vastly older than what was originally predicted by the evolutionary timescale, which is probably the path most of science will follow as naturalistic evolution is supported by the majority of scientists. ❋ Unknown (2009)

The timescale is the same for all of the charts, making it easy to correlate different metrics. ❋ Unknown (2008)

Would you agree and do you think that the results could be worth the investment that kind of timescale would require? ❋ Unknown (2009)

I think that this shows that GISS Model II had more that a little bit of skill for the relatively short timescale which is being looked at here. ❋ Unknown (2007)

The pace of the publishing on the Internet drives this kind of timescale, and the "traditional media" haven't yet learned they need to catch up. ❋ Kit Eaton (2010)

John Brannigan told the hearing that because the team investigated murders chronologically, and because of the previous investigations, it was difficult to give a "timescale". ❋ Unknown (2010)

It's not clear whether that's an achievable goal on this kind of timescale, but Gershenfeld says, "We need good challenging projects that force us to bring our program together." ❋ Unknown (2009)

Yes, we did believe that a "timescale" was in place to announce something but we also recognized that without someone in Libya providing us information, there would probably never be any new evidence developed. ❋ Unknown (2009)

"It's clear that there are important figures in the leadership of both the main organisations who want to make progress on this, who want to produce something, who realise the implications politically and otherwise and who realise that the timescale is a very tight one. ❋ Unknown (2009)

That simply wasn’t the kind of timescale he was looking at. ❋ Hamilton, Peter F. (2007)

After six months of limited engagement in the process, the board believes that is not in the best interests of its stakeholders for it to be pressed into an unrealistic timescale. ❋ Unknown (2011)

"I'm not sure of the timescale and I think we've maybe been in this position before, but it certainly seems to be a big commitment by the potential investors." ❋ Mark Tallentire At Hillsborough (2010)

Cameron confirmed that a deal had been struck between Osborne and Duncan Smith on a "refreshingly radical" plan for welfare reform, but the decade-long timescale gives the Treasury time to see whether the scheme is workable. ❋ Patrick Wintour (2010)

By short geological timescale, I mean about 150 years. ❋ Unknown (2009)

During the 2009 conference call, Mr. Einhorn learned that Punch was "at an advanced stage" in its plan to issue a "significant amount of new equity, probably within a timescale of around a week," according to the FSA ruling. ❋ Susan Pulliam (2012)