In the potential (E) range 0.10E<0.35 V (vs SCE) currents decay continuously with time owing to the formation of oxidized surface films which gradually block further oxidation of the electrode.
But (({mathcal {O}}text {mathcal {F}})_{dot B}), as shown in Fig. 2, are very different in the two cases: in Case II, it increases first from 1900 to 1940 and only starts to decay continuously in the last 20 years.
Results show that during Station Black_Out (SBO) accident, natural circulations are established stably in passive safety system so that core decay is continuously removed from primary loop.
Test results show that for the column specimens under the same level of axial compression, with the number of freeze thaw cycles increasing from 0 to 300, the plastic deformation capacity decreased whereas the rate of stiffness degeneration and strength decay increased continuously.
The pressure decay response is continuously recorded with time, and then, sample permeability is estimated by interpretation of pressure decay curve.
The statistical methods used in our analysis include a continuously decaying distance function model, which provided an adequate fit and gives additional information about the likely effect of distance on disease risk.
Meantime, the emission decay time for Er3+ increases continuously by a factor of 4, from 68 to 287 μs, with the annealing temperature until 1,100°C and it finally reaches 415 μs at 1,150°C.
"The multilayered, continuously expanding and decaying system is driven by semi-chaotic processes with localized impulses and their speculative chain reactions," writes vitreous' description.
In parallel, we noticed higher planktonic survival rates for 48 h old biofilms: as these older biofilms slowly decay, biofilm-freed cells hereby continuously enrich the planktonic culture.
In an expanding population LD decays with time, while in a continuously small population LD is generated by genetic drift rather than founder effect.
