Sentence examples for exponential enhancement from inspiring English sources

As for small-field models this is below observational reach, their exponential enhancement seems to indicate a tendency towards small tensor-to-scalar ratio r.

The authors observed that the high capturing of SERS-active Au@Ag core shell nanoparticles by single phage leads to the exponential enhancement in the Raman signal [130].

When a nanorod dimer is adopted within the nanoring, the MINE structure exhibits an exponential field enhancement when the gap becomes smaller, which echoes the observations in many dimer systems [45 47].

In the preparation of this high temporal resolution data, each MRI signal enhancement/time curve was first fitted to a general exponential signal enhancement model, as described previously [ 31].

With the present model, the exponential decay of the enhancement is over estimated.

It has been shown that LSPR shifts induced by local RI have a strong distance dependence as a result of the exponential decrease in field enhancement further from the nanoparticle surface.

A ridiculous notion, given the insane exponential curve of Internet/computer technology enhancements over the last 25 years.

BEDROC is based on robust initial enhancement (RIE), which uses continuously decreasing exponential weight when ranking compounds according to estimated probability [19].

The figure shows the exponential relationship between the position of the peak enhancement and the interparticle distance of dimer with the asymptotical approaching the wavelength value 354.8 nm that corresponds to the isolated sphere enhancement.

The resulting enhancement of stability increases the functional, exponential lifetime of the ultrastable state from 460 ± 50 h (19 days) to well over 1000 h (a lower limit, approximately 6 weeks).

This reduces a curve to model with the following five parameters: baseline (s0); start of signal enhancement (t0), which defines the onset of the exponential curve; time-to-peak (ttp), the exponential constant; peak enhancement (sp), the signal amplitude at which the exponential curve levels off; and late wash, defined as the slope of the late part of the exponential curve.