Sentence examples for change of lifetime from inspiring English sources

Time resolved emission characteristics of CND samples studied using time correlated single photon counting technique indicate a significant change of lifetime of annealed CND samples.

The technique provided valuable information for in depth understanding of the nature of the material as well as the crystallization processes by showing systematic change of lifetime components (τ1, τ2, τ3) and intensities (I1, I2, I3) with thermal treatment time.

Time-resolved photoluminescence study did not reveal any significant change of luminescence lifetime of deposited quantum dots under metal to insulator transition.

We see that no noticeable change of PL lifetime of QDs on VO2 is recorded in the course of metal to insulator transition when a carrier concentration is changed more than 2 orders of magnitude according our resistance data.

Considering the change of fluorescence lifetime and PL quantum yield, it can be concluded that charge transfer (CT) may occur between CDs and H2O2, which could be a trigger to make the change of PL spectra of the CDs.

Each of the six episodes featured a new "Jane" searching for the change of a lifetime.

Derivation of proportionate change in Loss of Lifetime ratings for the policy options required by Very High Sexers subgroup (Ward 4 solution) to achieve policy equipoise.

The really great changes of our lifetime were all social and cultural in the first place, and political only later.

Lant Pritchett, a development economist at Harvard, and a former World Bank researcher, noted that randomization has played no part in civil rights, feminism, or any of the other great social changes of his lifetime.

Meanwhile, the unapparent changes of fluorescence lifetime decays suggest the turn-on process of probe CT by Ga3 + which appears to be a static mechanism.

"A woman named Molly changed the face of Lifetime," Susan King wrote of the acquisition in the Los Angeles Times.