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Conditions for an exponential decrease of the open-loop control error are derived.
The results show an exponential decrease of the sensitivity with a distance from the coil.
This was explained by an exponential decrease of heat production with depth over a crustal scale.
The first trend is an exponential decrease of strain moving away from the load during initial loading.
Thus, an exponential decrease of dwell time versus voltage is shown in Figure 3. Figure 5 Representative current blockades of translocation events at medium voltages.
Since the ionic current density depends exponentially on the field strength across the oxide an increase of oxide thickness causes a decrease of the field strength and therefore, an exponential decrease of the anodic current takes place [25].
Corresponding dose-effect curves obtained for growth of the primary tumour (Pr) and its metastases in unirradiated tissues showed that local irradiation of Pr caused an exponential decrease in growth of metastases due to any dissemination occurring after irradiation, but was also responsible for stimulating growth of metastases already established before treatment in lymph nodes and in lungs.
The effect of hypothermia is the result of an exponential decrease in the activity of protein phosphatase 2A (PP2A), the major tau phosphatase in brain, and also a clock-relevant phosphatase [ 59] expressed with a circadian rhythm in SCN [ 41 ].
Some varved sediments in the glacigenic environment can display an exponential decrease in thickness of the couplet away from the ice front.
Their experiments also confirmed an exponential decrease in viscosity of the combined ASP slug with the increase in alkali concentration.
Even under unrealistically restrictive models of gene content evolution that prohibit horizontal gene transfer, random loss of non-essential genes alone results in an exponential decrease in the number of non-unique phyletic patterns with the number of genomes in the data set.
