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Linking short-timescale deformation to long-timescale tectonics
Nature, 1992ONE of the great successes of plate tectonics has been to provide a link between deformations of the lithosphere observed over widely varying timescales. For example, the slip between two plates as measured from young magnetic anomalies (and hence averaged over the past 1–2 Myr) has been found1–3to be compatible with estimates obtained from slip during
Didier Sornette, Jean Virieux
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2014
Scientists are continuing to unravel the events that might have occurred millions and billions of years ago in the earth’s history. However, from our human perspective, it is very difficult to appreciate the immensity of geologic time, considering the fact that the first modern man (Homosapiens), appeared only a mere 0.1 second ago in the earth’s ~4.54
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Scientists are continuing to unravel the events that might have occurred millions and billions of years ago in the earth’s history. However, from our human perspective, it is very difficult to appreciate the immensity of geologic time, considering the fact that the first modern man (Homosapiens), appeared only a mere 0.1 second ago in the earth’s ~4.54
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The development of intrinsic timescales: A comparison between the neonate and adult brain
NeuroImage, 2023Anna Truzzi, Rhodri Cusack
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Intrinsic neural timescales: temporal integration and segregation
Trends in Cognitive Sciences, 2022Annemarie Wolff +2 more
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