Sentence examples for by an exponential decrease from inspiring English sources
The p-polarized diffraction intensity presents gradual increase, paid by an exponential decrease of s-polarized signal synchronously.
The fast dispersal in the room was followed by an exponential decrease in number concentration after the emission event.
The injection of an electron donor (ethanol) induced bacterial sulfate reduction, as confirmed by an exponential decrease of sulfate concentration in concert with changes in oxidation reduction potential, redox species, alkalinity, production of hydrogen sulfide, and fractionation of δ34S-sulfate.
This was explained by an exponential decrease of heat production with depth over a crustal scale.
In fact, looking at Google web searches from July 2011 to July 2013, a nearly identical "M" shaped interest curve can be seen, with an initial burst of searches, a steady decrease, then a second burst of interest approximately a month later, followed by an exponential decrease in attention.
The minimum time-dependent flow rate Q min(t) is here defined by the initial peak of Q(t I ) followed by an exponential decrease (Fig. 5b (left)), given by {Q}_{min }(t)=Qleft {t}_Iright cdot {e}^{-frac{t}{tau }} (9).
By simulating an exponential decrease in ANTL we showed that a moderate reduction in ANTL pollution would result in regaining a substantial amount of highly suitable patches for biodiversity.
The degradation kinetics were followed by assuming an exponential decrease in Mn according to eq 2: 2 The structures of the synthesized materials and the compositions of the blends were confirmed using H NMR and C NMR.
The examples given by [6] all have an exponential decrease, as do most bit or error rates in practice, and thus this additional condition is verified for packet error rates in most cases of interest.
Both the Black Lives Matter and Occupy Wall Street movements burst into the public consciousness through a sudden vertical surge of news coverage and web searches, followed by a decrease of interest/attention, a second surge, and then an exponential decrease.
