Sentence examples for a longer correlation from inspiring English sources

It has a longer correlation time that stretches to seconds.

This indicates a longer correlation length in the 3 2 alloys that is presumed to be associated with repulsions between lone pairs on As, and either the Se or S atoms of the particular alloy for the 3 2 chalcogenides.

Compared to other commonly observed signals, such as white (uncorrelated) noise or 1/ f noise, protein synthesis/decay has a longer correlation time.

Saturation of the binding of TMR-labeled A38 to non-labeled VACV was indicated by a complete shift of the autocorrelation function (ACF) from a shorter to a longer correlation time characteristic for VACV-TMR.

And in the same way as in standard FCS, at small lag times species are highly correlated and for longer correlation times everything is limited by diffusion showing a decrease of amplitude.

We used a von Karman stochastic random heterogeneity distribution function with a longer horizontally correlation distance (a x  = 10 km) than vertical (a z  = 0.5 km) and a 2% standard deviation of P and S wave speeds.

For instance, Brownian motion produces a α DFA-value of 1.5, while larger values indicate longer correlation times associated with long-memory stochastic processes (Peng et al., 1994; Peng et al., 1995).

We find that aperture heterogeneity generally exacerbates flow channeling and reservoir performance generally decreases with longer correlation length of aperture field.

It has been shown that most cells display longer correlation times with α DFA>1.5 in micromotility assays (Tarantola et al., 2010).

Transferred nuclear Overhauser effect spectroscopy (trNOESY) provides insight into the protein bound ligand conformation because of the heavy weighting of NOEs by the longer correlation time of the complexed ligand compared to that of the free ligand.

More specifically, the output signal noise can show significantly longer correlations.