Sentence examples for display lifetime from inspiring English sources
Absent from this fantasyland are standards about sexual display, lifetime marriage, work ethics, career goals and direct deposit.
Scalability in design is exemplified through evolution from 0.85 to 10 Ah (28 Wh) form factors, displaying lifetime average Coulombic efficiencies of 99.45% and energy efficiencies of 81.96% over dynamic testing lasting >3000 h.
Table 2 displays lifetime and past-year/month/week prevalence of alcohol use by sex.
Both wild-type and mutant complexes displayed lifetime distributions that were fit well with two exponential components, indicating that at least two distinct diVCA-Arp2/3 complex assemblies or conformations were present.
"Both wild type and mutant complexes displayed lifetime distributions that were fit well with two exponential components, indicating that at least two distinct diVCA-Arp2/3 complex assemblies could form".
The second approach utilized the AB plot (also referred to as phasor or polar plot) to display the lifetime experiments graphically.
In addition, our results indicate that smaller pseudopalisades would show shorter lifetimes and reduced necrotic cores while larger pseudopalisades would display longer lifetimes until reaching a threshold around the eighth day after the vaso-occlusion.
A 128×128 pixel matrix was created to display donor lifetimes on a pixel-by-pixel basis in pseudocolored images, in which red pixels represent molecules in close proximity (FRET present), whereas blue pixels represent molecules that are greater than 10 nm apart from each other (FRET absent).
Once dissolved, this imbalance displays a lifetime TTSI that is much longer than the longitudinal relaxation time T1.
FLIM maps were also merged with fluorescence integrated intensity images to produce images displaying both lifetime and intensity information.
Unless chemically crosslinked, matrix proteins, such as collagen or silk, display a limited lifetime in vivo with significant degradation observed over a period of weeks.
