Sentence examples for characteristic lifetime from inspiring English sources

The elongation and density results provided a characteristic lifetime for this material at 140°C.

PVD data were smoothed via a moving average, and the half-life of the decay was used as characteristic lifetime.

PL decay measurements show that this band has a characteristic lifetime of about 5 ns, and thus, it is attributed to defect-related luminescence [24, 25].

The characteristic lifetime of such TCS due to intrinsic nonadiabaticity of the system is found to be about 10 60 minutes.

Because a characteristic lifetime of one fluctuation is on the order of milliseconds, each data set was binned (smoothed) to contain 20000 fluctuations.

Under these conditions, for the effect to be significant, the characteristic lifetime of eDNA does not have to be exceedingly long, depending on the diffusion rate of eDNA.

This paper presents an assessment procedure whereby only critical loading events are considered to allow for an efficient and accurate determination of independent values for characteristic (lifetime-maximum) static and total (including dynamic interaction) load effects.

Transition to fine-grained powdered β-As4S4 due to high-energy mechanochemical milling results in cumulative production of preferential positron traps with characteristic lifetimes close to defect-related lifetimes in crystalline realgar α-As4S4 polymorph.

It is demonstrated that the longest-lived components in the four-term reconstructed PAL spectra with characteristic lifetimes near 2 and 60 70 ns can be, respectively, attributed to ortho-positronium (o-Ps) traps in nanopores with 0.3- and 1.5 1.8-nm 1.5 1.8-nm

This opens the potential for discriminating otherwise identical fluorophores on the basis of their dark-state or characteristic lifetimes.

Furthermore, the dark-state dynamics can now be studied in bulk, as characteristic lifetimes become observable without having to resort to single-molecule or fluctuation-based experiments.