Sentence examples for decay I from inspiring English sources
In one view, however, the weakness resides less in the failure to establish new associations than in their rapid decay (i.e., accelerated forgetting).
The spatial correlation is modelled as an exponential decay, i.e. E p ( x i ) p ( x j ) = σ 2 δ exp − ∥ x i − x j ∥ δ (19).
For a typical value of N m = 8, we can appreciate nearly one decay (i.e., a factor of 10) complexity reduction; thanks to the proposed algorithm.
Taking ω t = 0.75 for example, only 8% of contribution is left after four frames of decay, i.e., 0.08 · d H (t − 4, x, y).
Only the main two alpha particle energies in the 211At decay, i.e. 5.867 MeV (42% yield) and 7.450 MeV (58% yield), were used in the simulations.
Enhanced photocatalytic activity, achieved for samples with the best morphology (higher content of OAPs), correlated with slower TRMC signal decay, i.e., slower recombination of charge carriers (e−/h+) probably due to lower content of deep electron traps.
Decay Is Beautiful, at Least at One Multisensory Banquet.
Other channel is caused by Ps decaying, i.e., positrons annihilating from Ps state as free particles or interacting with electron from environment [12, 13].
Therefore, two PMTs were configured to collect light signals from light emitting diodes (LEDs) that were repetitively pulsed yet delayed in time by amounts typical of real fluorescence decays (i.e. nanoseconds).
In order to correctly include the tail of the decay from earlier excitation pulses, the IRF convolution in (3) was applied to the model signal composed of two consecutive identical model decays I mod (t k ) representing the sample's response to all preceding laser pulses and the current pulse.
