Sentence examples for based on the decay from inspiring English sources
The technique is based on the decay of uranium in seawater: Over time, uranium decays to thorium-230, an insoluble chemical that sticks to any falling sediment as it sinks to the seafloor.
The high temperature luminescence of Eu3+ doped Y2SiO5 and Y2Si2O7 is measured to assess the capability of thermometry based on the decay lifetimes of the rare-earth ions after pulsed laser excitation.
Based on the decay of the random fluctuations of the layer's thickness, we prove rates of decay of the derivatives of the random solution with respect to this parameter y which are robust in the scale parameter ε.
In this study, the time intervals (also called "safe reactor depressurization windows") to initiate the reactor depressurization in order to optimize the early cooling strategy by injecting fire water and avoid clad failure are studied based on the decay heat removal capability of the reactor vessel coolant.
Based on the decay estimate of solutions to the corresponding linear equation, a solution space is defined.
Based on the decay class and associated wood densities, log volumes were converted into CWD mass and C content.
It consists of sequential mirror and photo-constructions based on the decaying remains of a simulated Scottish castle on Pollepel Island, north of New York, built by the eccentric American industrialist Francis Bannerman.
The activity concentration (AC) was calculated based on the decay-corrected activity per phantom volume (cc) in units of cps per microcurie as shown in Eq. 1.
The peristaltic pump is used to deliver prescribed volumes of [18F]fluoride solutions based on the decay-corrected radioactivity concentration and the desired amount of radioactivity.
The used decomposition model was compared to two other models based on the simple decay curve Y t = Y0 × exp −kt) where t is time since death and k is annual decay rate (Fig. 8).
Preliminary analysis using a Weibull decay function yielded estimates of the annual number of sex acts that are roughly one and a half to two times as high as estimates based on the exponential decay function proposed by Slaymaker and Zaba [ 28].
