Mr Blair, who spoke with increasing force for 62 minutes, coupled ritual denunciation of Conservative sleaze and decay with a central claim that Labour was again the party of the majority, 'the people's party'.
The Soviet scientists had bombarded lead-207 and lead-208 with ions of chromium-54 to produce an isotope of element 106 having a mass number of 259 and decaying with a half-life of approximately 0.007 second.
By positioning the targets center-frame, Hoyer bisects the violence and decay with a steady, fixed horizon of desert sky.
122, 123b Pump probe experiments of DMB acetate and fluoride (33, X = OCOMe, F) with picosecond time resolution revealed a preoxetane biradical intermediate 36, λmax = 355 nm, that was formed from the singlet state, τ = 17 ps, and decayed with a lifetime of 1 2 ns.
By ns-LFP of several DMB carboxylate esters (33, X = OCOR) in dry acetonitrile, Shi, Corrie, and Wan observed a strong transient absorption at 485 nm that was formed within the lifetime of their laser pulse (∼10 ns) and decayed with a lifetime of 1 μs.
The radionuclide Rhenium-186 (Re-186) is produced by irradiation of enriched Rhenium-185 and decays with the emission of a β particle (Emax 1.07 Mev) and a low abundance (9%) γ ray (137 Kev).
In 1997, an antibody conjugate with bismuth-213, which has a 45-minute half-life and decays with the emission of an alpha particle, was used to treat patients with leukemia.
Figure 1 shows that small-world-ness captures the topology changes: it has a unique maximum at intermediate values of the re-wiring parameter p, indicating the maximum trade-off between high clustering and low path length (Figure 1B), and decays with increasing edge density for a fixed size of network, reflecting the requirement of sparseness (Figure 1C).
