Examples of using Time scale in English and their translations into Arabic
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To achieve this, a global time scale was developed based on the time told by atomic clocks.
ice ages record occurred several times(Timeline of glaciation) along the geological time scale.
UTC(Coordinated Universal Time) is a global time scale used throughout the world and provided by atomic clocks.
If to slide on the time scale, the chart will be narrower
If to slide on the time scale, the chart will be narrower or wider depending on the movement direction.
the better the stability of the time scale.
Land degradation problems act also at a longer time scale than the time scales proposed for drought and famine early warning systems.
But on a geological time scale, all that we have done and all that we have made will be destroyed.
The Y axis on any chart is used for the price scale, and the X axis for the time scale.
I was determined to make from myself a force that orders the universe on the time scale. Was that possible?
That was the time scale for initial or subsequent declarations in the recently negotiated Hague Convention on Choice of Court Agreements.
Since the 1970s, atomic clocks have been used to keep a global time scale, used by businesses and organisations worldwide.
The probable time scale for recovery of the seamount fauna needs to be assessed, on both mined and adjacent areas.
Fortunately a global time scale, UTC(Coordinated Universal Time), has been developed and is based on the time told by atomic clocks.
Imagine moving to another time scale, so that a lifespan of 80 years would be over in 29 days,
really step back and take a long time scale look at things.
On the longer time scale CLIVAR scientists have been focusing on the forecast potential of subtle decadal climate signals in the oceanic mid-latitudes.
Deliver consumable solutions frequently, from a couple of weeks to a couple of months, with a preference to the shorter time scale.
The time scale and long-term implications of effects have a distinct bearing on the suitability of forecasting practices as they relate to specific hazards.
And on a much longer time scale, what we hope to do is build even larger telescopes, because, remember, bigger is better in astronomy.