Sentence examples for a specific decay from inspiring English sources

We here investigate the existence and uniqueness of the nontrivial, nonnegative solutions of a nonlinear ordinary differential equation: satisfying a specific decay rate: with and.

The first is to directly measure the radioactivity of the isotope in question, by counting particles (of α, β, or γ type) that are produced by a specific decay.

This will increase the amount of atmospheric CO2 at this particular point in time and this amount will then have a specific decay time in the atmosphere [5] as well as will be to some extent sequestered by re-growing biomass.

After excitation, fluorescent proteins are characterized by a specific decay time, known as lifetime.

The vertical axis represents the % of mass having a specific decay time, with period in hours after start shown in the NE axis.

Our experiments suggest that a selective vulnerability of neurotransmitter release pathways in aged animals is the underlying mechanism that leads to a specific decay in secondary olfactory neuron activity and associated behavioral decline.

(This is the temperature below which a mineral becomes a closed chemical system for a specific radioactive decay series. Accordingly, the parent daughter isotope ratio indicates the time elapsed since that critical threshold was reached).

(This is the temperature below which a mineral becomes a closed chemical system for a specific radioactive decay series. Accordingly, the parent daughter isotope ratio indicates the time elapsed since that critical threshold was reached.) In this case, the host mineral could have an absolute age very much older than is recorded in the isotopic record.

Finally, specific decay markers have been recognized, by a comparison of the results obtained from the detached samples with those deriving from artificially aged models, to be used for a correct future monitoring and maintenance of the wall paintings.

Despite prevailing evidence of the importance of caries patterns, the most common indices used for studying the epidemiology of caries are DMFT and DMFS (i.e., counts of the number of decayed, missing, or filled teeth/surfaces), which do not assess specific decay patterns.

In other words, this is particularly true if a nest's visibility on a particular day depends more on the individual observer, the specific day or the specific decay stage the nest is at as opposed to invariant properties of the nest that would affect its visibility (e.g., nest height, surrounding vegetation.