Sentence examples for a characteristic lifetime from inspiring English sources

The elongation and density results provided a characteristic lifetime for this material at 140°C.

PL decay measurements show that this band has a characteristic lifetime of about 5 ns, and thus, it is attributed to defect-related luminescence [24, 25].

Because a characteristic lifetime of one fluctuation is on the order of milliseconds, each data set was binned (smoothed) to contain 20000 fluctuations.

The performance of a given enzymatic system was rated as the characteristic lifetime from a sequence of single-molecule fluorescence scans with on average 300 to 600 molecules per field of view (for detailed numbers of molecules see Table S2).

If there is a characteristic binding lifetime, it is at most a few seconds.

PVD data were smoothed via a moving average, and the half-life of the decay was used as characteristic lifetime.

The integrated fluorescence intensity of these molecules was used to fit a single-exponential decay using the nonlinear least-squares method and to extract the characteristic lifetime before bleaching.

The characteristic lifetime of such TCS due to intrinsic nonadiabaticity of the system is found to be about 10 60 minutes.

Under these conditions, for the effect to be significant, the characteristic lifetime of eDNA does not have to be exceedingly long, depending on the diffusion rate of eDNA.

Since the characteristic lifetime of the transient response is in the order of minutes, we assume that the relatively slow changes in Nanog expression that take place over several hours reflect a sustained change in steady state ERK activation.

For most organic dyes, the characteristic lifetime of the excited state is in the order of nanoseconds [ 1] and as such a macrotime resolution in the order of 50 ns and a microtime resolution in the order of picoseconds are suitable and achievable with modern electronics [ 5].