Sentences with phrase «time scales of interest»

That's pretty clear to me; they are irreversible on times scales of interest to our survival.

Once you fix the «long» to be a particular time scale of interest (say 10 years or 100) you'll see non-periodic oscillations on greater time scales.

Has anyone ever demonstrated convincingly that global temperature is bound by the central limit theorem on time scales of interest?

Are ocean models so robustly based on first principles that they can be trusted without validation against sound observations over the time scales of interest?

The important point for this discussion is that radiative forcings are only those changes in TOA energy flux due to external drivers, ie, those not effected by climate variables such as (particularly) temperture and (also) precipitation, wind velocity etc; at least not on the time scale of interest.

Moreover, depending on the time scale of interest, one often wishes to study only part of the climate system.