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Since the atmospheric density decreases almost exponentially with altitude, energy conservation implies that the pulse amplitude increases upwards as it propagates into the atmosphere (Calais and Minster, 1995).

The on-current Ion changes almost linearly with strain whereas the Ioff and the ratio Ion/Ioff changes almost exponentially with strain.

In the case of some products (e.g., new electronic chips, seasonal goods, new spare parts of machinery systems, etc)., the demand rate is likely to increase very fast, almost exponentially, with time.

In contrast, the average delay of the non-optimal scheme increases almost exponentially with the number of stations when a fixed value m is used for different number of stations.

For the previous best method, invented in 1983 by Eugene Luks, a mathematician and computer scientist at the University of Oregon in Eugene, the number of steps grows almost exponentially with the number of nodes in the networks to be compared.

Compared with the undoped TiO2, the average size of the Eu-doped TiO2 nanoparticles decreases almost exponentially with the increase of the dopant concentration, suggesting that the incorporation of Eu ions suppresses the growth of TiO2 nanocrystals to a great extent.

The pressure loss of fluidic jet oscillator is almost exponentially varying with the input flow rates.

Obviously, Figure 6 shows the values of Raman signal intensity which almost exponentially decreased with an increasing thickness of the Au film.

Although the tumors in the control group, treated with MSC.DsRed, grew almost exponentially, xenografts either treated with 5-FU/MSC.DsRed or MSC.sTRAIL showed marked growth reduction.

A pair of dual frames with almost exponentially localized elements (needlets) are constructed on Rd+ based on Laguerre functions.

The friction coefficient (=measured shear stress/applied normal stress) rapidly increases with slip velocity to 1.3 m/s at the onset of sliding (hereafter referred to as the initial peak of friction) and subsequently decreases almost exponentially to below 0.2 with displacement over a characteristic slip weakening distance of 0.03 to 1.08 m (Figure 3a,d; Table 1).