The phrase "attenuation time" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to signal processing, telecommunications, or any field where the reduction of signal strength over time is relevant.
Example: "The attenuation time of the signal was measured to determine the effectiveness of the transmission medium."
Alternatives: "signal decay time" or "signal reduction time".
In the computational model this is achieved by adopting an implicit immersed-boundary method with the attenuation time scale smaller than the time step of an explicit fluid model.
The attenuation time of the current attenuation in the cable is about 17 ms.
For the P-wave attenuation time constant t*, we used 1.0 s.
However, the reported attenuation time constants are estimated using data from a period of several years; hence, with only two years of observation data on Isawa Fan, estimating the attenuation time constant is difficult.
The obtained attenuation time series data was processed over a 6-year period from December 2003 to November 2009.
A Q filter was used with the attenuation time constant t p = 1 s for P-waves and t s = 4 s for S-waves.
Attenuation-time graph corresponding to the regions of interest (b) shows prolonged pulmonary circulation time of 16 s in this patient due to aortic stenosis (normal pulmonary transit time is approximately 7 9 s).
Measurements of light attenuation and time resolution have been carried out on a variety of commercially available scintillating fibers.
"If there is one thing that keeps me up at night, it's how long and how strongly the effect will last – whether there will be an attenuation over time," he said.
It uses information from the experimental design and subject kinematics to focus the artifact attenuation in time and space and minimize the loss of uncorrupted data.
Lastly, we demonstrate the coaxial TSVs reduce signal attenuation and time delay by 35%and25%5% respectively compared to the shield-less standard TSV technology.
