Sentence examples for drop off exponentially from inspiring English sources
The diameter of optical cavities determines a cut-off wavelength at which absorption begins to drop off exponentially.
The majority of PUIs are in close proximity to the HP and drop off exponentially at larger distances due to the mean free path of their parent ENAs, and due to advection with the LISM flow toward the HP (Zirnstein et al. 2014).
We chose the distance of 150 m for the "at-risk" category a priori based on findings from previous research that suggest that pollutants generated from on-road vehicles drop off exponentially with distance from the edge of a road, and that these vehicle-generated pollutants compose only a small fraction of the total pollutants at > 150 m (Zhu et al. 2002).
Pollution gradients reported in the vicinity of highways in the United States with over 100,000 vehicles/day show that concentrations of ultrafine particles, carbon monoxide (CO), black carbon, and NOx drop off exponentially with distance (Zhang et al. 2004; Zhu et al. 2002a, 2002b).
In distribution theory, the space Φ is characterized as a test-function space, where a test-function is thought of as a very well-behaved function (being continuous, n-times differentiable, having a bounded domain or at least dropping off exponentially beyond some finite range, etc).
Since the valence drops off exponentially with distance in eq 26, it has always been assumed that including bonds to the second and higher coordination spheres would make little difference to the bond valence sum.
The 7-day infection network has 17,110 weak components of 2 nodes, but the frequency of components of a given size drops off exponentially with increasing size and the largest minor weak component has 49 nodes.
People predicted that things would drop off.
DoodyCalls picks up where pets drop off.
