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What makes the pp reaction hard is that the neutrinos have very low energy that is about the same as the energy of various radioactive decays that happen on Earth, making it easy for an earthbound detector to confuse a decay with a neutrino event.

Note that a decay with slope − α indicates some dependence O (N − α ).

Remark 4.3 The upper bound in  (4.5) states that given that ‖, U ‖ B s < ∞, the estimator sequence η (T ℓ ; U (T ℓ ) ) of Algorithm 2.2 will decay with order s, i.e., if a decay with order s is possible if the optimal meshes are chosen, this decay will in fact be realized by the adaptive algorithm.

In lieu of the steep pretransitional drop to a lower CSA value above 40 °C, Δ σ in the mixture exhibits a decay with indications of a two-step feature associated with the reduced main transition and the first new transition in DSC.

Decreasing [Ca2+] from pCa 5.0 7.9 induced a fluorescence decay with a rate constant of 39 s−1, which was approximately fivefold faster than force relaxation.

The dashed line, shown as a guide to the eye, represents an exponential decay with a characteristic time β.

The data in Fig. 2B can be fitted with an exponential decay with a rate corresponding to an average 3% loss of common regulators of a paralogous pair for every 1% decrease in their amino acid sequence identity.

The results show that chamber clearing can be characterized by an exponential decay with a time constant of 6.58 ms.

To generate "background" synaptic input, white noise was convolved with an exponential decay with a time constant of 1ms.

The adjusted excess risk gradient by residential distance was modeled as an exponential decay with a threshold.

An efficacy profile that maintains original efficacy for two years, followed by an exponential decay with a four-year time constant is shown in Figure 8D.