Sentence examples for decaying over time from inspiring English sources
The dissipation values depends on the amplitude decaying over time, which is related to such a parameters as the oscillator, the contact medium, size and kind of molecule, temperature etc.
The response kernel is assumed to be the difference of two exponentials decaying over time, k_{h}(t)=eta_{1}e^{-eta_{2}t}- eta_{3}e^{-eta_{4}t} (2) with four positive parameters, (eta= (eta_{1},eta_{2},eta_{3},eta_{4})).
Therefore, for purely input-driven activity, adaptation within the eyes should have been equal and the outputs of the optic lobes regular and decaying over time, as happens in surgically-manipulated, fully-immobilized flies [43].
In a more practical example with a time-varying channel, the amount of information carried in a pilot signal decays over time.
Once students discover how costs and benefits shape everyday experience, their mastery of economic principles doesn't decay over time; it grows stronger.
But it will involve a mindset shift of watching new bands go into week one with, say, 400,000 streams, and then watching that figure grow, and not decay, over time".
Any company, no matter how innovative, has technology that starts to decay over time.
Manel Esteller's team, at the Bellvitge Biomedical Research Institute, has shown that this control over the blueprint decays over time.
This can cause the signal current to decay over time, which is called electrode fouling or electrode passivation.
Ancient DNA tends to be in smaller fragments because DNA decays over time, so Wall and Kim suspect that the larger fragments represent contamination.
