Sentence examples for decay cycle from inspiring English sources

Dick is a poet of the decay cycle of the universe, and Freeman and Lowe vigorously apply the kipple concept to their show.

Their findings bring to mind Tufte's Evidence Decay Cycle: "too often the first published study testing a new treatment provides the strongest evidence that will ever be found" (Tufte 2006).

The nonparametric identification of the structure was carried out through an expeditious procedure based on the analysis of the evolution of the apparent frequency and equivalent viscous damping coefficient as a function of the apparent amplitude of the free decay cycles.

The analysis of the exact solution of these equations in terms of Jacobian elliptic functions reveals the existence of growth-decay cycles in the amplitude variation of the various harmonics, as in the case of non-linear Rayleigh waves.

Reversible specific capacities of 1359 and 715 mAh g−1 are achieved at rates of 0.1 and 1C, respectively, together with an excellent cycling stability of 0.07% capacity decay per cycle over 600 cycles at 0.5 C.

As a result, the designed sulfur/DHCSs cathode delivers a stable cycling performance remained 851 mAh g−1 discharge capacity at 0.2 C with ∼0.08% capacity decay per cycle after 200 cycles, revealing its great promise for energy storage application.

As a result, the nitrogen doped graphene-based sulfur electrode could deliver an initial capacity of ∼1200 mAh g−1 at 0.3 A g−1, and exhibit good capacity retention with only 0.05% capacity decay per cycle after 300 cycles at 0.75 A g−1.

The study reveals that the LiAlO2-coated NCM can maintain a reversible capacity of more than 149 mA h g−1 after 350 cycles with 0.078% decay per cycle.

With such multifunctional design, the MPBL-coated carbon-sulfur cathode exhibits long cyclic stability and high rate capability, which has only 0.042% capacity decay per cycle at 1C for 1000 cycles and a capacity of 615 mA h g−1 even at a high rate of 3C.

The long-term cycling shows only 0.04% capacity decay per cycle.

The TB-COF/S electrode delivers a reversible capacity of 663 mA h g−1 after 800 cycles at 1 C with the average capacity decay per cycle as low as 0.023%, which outperforms those in the reported COF-based sulfur cathodes.