Sentence examples for destroying rate from inspiring English sources
The main disadvantages of this method are low purity, high destroying rate of starting materials (95%), as well as high reactivity of the remaining nanotubes at end of process due to existence of dangling bonds (an unsatisfied valence) [36] and for elimination of such dangling bonds is necessary to use high-temperature annealing (2,800 ± C).
By using the error model we argue that no matter how large the "mark" and "destroy" rates are we can always give satisfiable instances of 3-SAT such that no DNA strands remain on the surface at the end of the computation.
Furthermore, given the "mark" rate p and the "not-destroy" rate ρ, we find that the approach can only solve at most N-variable instances of 3-SAT problems, where N="[(2+β2+21+2β2)/β2] in which β="1−1/(p+ρq) and q="1−p and [a] is the greatest integer less than a or equal to a.
This occurs more frequently than in paid employment in a large private sector firm because not only does the worker contend with the possibility the match is destroyed, at rate δ, but the recruiter employing him can also exit the labor market, at a rate μ.
Jobs are destroyed at rate σ.
Currently employed workers see their jobs destroyed at rate δ and unemployed workers find jobs according to the job arrival process λ, giving the evolution of unemployment: begin{array}{*{20}l} dot{u} &= delta 1-u -lambda u. endelta 1-u -lambda
How these two conflicting processes regarding the fate of CG dinucleotides - i.e., high mutation rate destroying CG dinucleotides, vs. functional processes that require their preservation remains an unsolved question.
Taxes can destroy bargain rates.
"There are very many true facts about Putin which if they were properly explained on the state channels would completely destroy his rating.
Michael Gove seems intent on destroying what Ofsted rates as excellent provision for no good reason.
The abuser may take out a credit card account in the victim's name and pile up debt, destroying her credit rating.
