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A temperature increase above 100 K causes significant shortening of the PL decay, down to several ns at RT (see the inset in Figure 3).

The MEG detector is designed to test Lepton Flavor Violation in the μ+→e+γ decay down to a Branching Ratio of a few 10−13.

The electricity-generation functionality of these marine biofilms was recuperated after their relocation into synthetic minimal media (i.e. up to about 3.8 A m−2 after a decay down to about 1 2 A m−2).

Meanwhile, the Galileo probe found that the winds on Jupiter extend well below the water clouds at 5 7 bar and do not show any evidence of decay down to 22 bar pressure level, which implies that circulation in the Jovian atmosphere may in fact be deep.

Once vacuum is broken and air is let in, the photocurrent quickly decays down to the typical air-photoresponse values.

But the pocket inputs shorten (T_{mathrm {active}}^{mathit {ER}}(I)), allowing EP and hence HE to take over before (h_{mathit {KE}}) decays down to (h_{max}).

However, the luminescence only decays down to ∼15% of its initial value regardless of illumination power suggesting that the CdSe is not ablated in the process (Supporting Information Figure S5).

To put a smoothly decaying down-weighting around GCI points and to have a controllable region of tolerance around them, a natural choice is to use a Gaussian function.

The energy that drives this is not from the sun (ultimate source of energy for living organisms) but rather from the heat generated by radioactive decay deep down in Earth's interior.

For example, during beta minus decay, a down quark decays into an up quark, converting a neutron to a proton.

In the process known as beta decay, a down quark in the neutron can change into an up quark by emitting a virtual boson which is then converted into an electron and an electron antineutrino.