Sentence examples for decay timescale from inspiring English sources

For long duration transients, we find the instability decay timescale does not strongly depend on staging amplitude.

For short duration transients, we find the instability decay timescale depends on staging amplitude but does not depend on transient duration.

The instability onset timescale is found to be longer and more variable between runs than the instability decay timescale for a given fuel delivery timescale.

The onset timescale is also longer in duration and more variable than the decay timescale at a given fuel delivery timescale, implying that the instability rise process is overall more variable and slower than the instability decay process.

Its time dependence is treated the same as mantle radiogenic heat in (26) but with a radioactive decay timescale of τrad,c = 1.2 Gyr.

Thus, our results may suggest that Utopia (or an earlier large basin-forming impact) could have killed the dynamo, since the dynamo magnetic decay timescales are much shorter than those of the uppermost crust to cool down below the Curie point of any likely magnetic mineral [ Dunlop and Arkani-Hamed, 2005].

The transient timescales are broadly divided into "short" duration transients, which have fuel delivery timescales shorter than the characteristic instability decay or onset timescales, and "long" duration transients, which have fuel delivery timescales longer than the characteristic instability decay or onset timescales.

Luminescence excitation, emission, and anisotropy spectra as well as the curves of luminescence decay in millisecond timescale were registered with the help of the Cary Eclipse fluorescent spectrophotometer (Varian, Australia).

"I thought fruits and flowers would be the most obvious candidates for noticeable decay on the timescale we had available, but our scenic artist collaborator Lucy Goodwin really notched up our thinking," she adds.

Furthermore, DNA damage is assumed to decay exponentially with timescale λ - this assumption is based on the observation that DNA damage repair reduces the number of DSBs exponentially after exposure to IR doses ranging from 0.2 to 80 Gy [73].

Fast species are those whose transients decay on fast timescales while the slow species are those whose transients decay on slow timescales.