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However, when the viscoelasticity is coupled with porous damping or with microtemperatures the decay is controlled by a negative exponential.

We confirmed a deficit of stems <30 cm dbh, based in the expectation that the landscape-level diameter distribution should be characterized by a negative exponential curve.

However, the relation between the peak circumferential strain and the pore pressure should be characterized by a negative exponential function, and the circumferential strain at dilatancy onset isn't affected by the pore pressure.

C(k) could be modeled by a negative exponential function.

This distribution can be surrounded in the positive values by a negative exponential distribution (y = a*exp -35* x-0.006))).

Its distribution is described by a negative exponential model as a function of the recombination rate r and the physical distance between neighboring marker sites [ 17].

Therefore during normal operation of the RANEs the time period between the start of two consecutive sessions, that is, the session interarrival time, and the session duration are both modeled by means of a negative exponential distribution.

The first M indicates that the time interval between two taxis arrived in succession, which is represented by T, follows an negative exponential distribution with rate λ.

Briefly, all the methods, including the seed storage protocol and analysis, are as described here with the exception that seeds were harvested at 24, 31, 38 and 45 DAA and all seed lots were immediately dried in the DR. The pattern of loss in moisture for both drying regimes and for all seed lots showed the expected trend of a negative exponential followed by approximate equilibrium (Fig. 1).

A negative exponential curve model, determined by total number of tubers produced per unit area and the mean tuber weight, fitted well to the tuber size distribution pattern.

By contrast, most tropical and temperate populations conformed to a negative exponential distribution, consistent with frequent regeneration.