Sentence examples for exponential energy from inspiring English sources

However, two of the limitations of this technology is that unlike conventional nuclear RF accelerators lasers produce diverging beams with an exponential energy distribution.

The stretch parameter is found to increase linearly with temperature, which can be attributed to dispersive hole transport in an exponential energy landscape.

The prompt component with exponential energy spectrum caused a giant impulse-like increase at a number of European cosmic ray stations.

It can be used for novel applications; here we discuss the production of an exponential energy spectrum extending from 1 to 12 MeV to simulate the effects of radiation belt environments on space-craft.

In Section 4, we prove the exponential energy decay rate for the solutions obtained in Section 3. We begin this section introducing some notations and our main results.

All users experience short-term fading with exponential energy distribution with mean one on each of the ten independently fading bands.

The exponential high energy cut-off energy for the source.

According to Caprioli and Spitkovsky (2014), the exponential cutoff energy of an ion energy spectrum produced by diffusive shock acceleration, which roughly represents the maximum energy achievable, is proportional to the background magnetic field intensity.

For soft biomaterials it is well known that exponential strain energy density models are particularly useful as they reflect the typical J-shaped stress-stretch stiffening response that is observed experimentally.

This filter can be used to model exponential system energy decay in surfaces of a particle or fluid nature that take a while to settle once disturbed.

Weiss et al. [42] used a hyperelastic material model with an exponential strain energy function to fit experimental curves of human medial collateral ligament through FEA.