Sentence examples for exponential fall from inspiring English sources

That exponential fall in price is why the solar industry is beginning to really take off now.

The ratio (a)/(b) will change with [a]/[b], but the exponential fall over time will not.

Thus, the relative amounts of heavy and light hydrocarbons adsorbed will effect the ratio ([Cx]/[Cy]), but not its exponential fall over time with isothermal gas flow.

The absence of an exponential fall off pattern throughout the measurement time, we conjecture, has to do with the electrons gaining velocity and hence collision frequency as they diffuse out of the trap.

For systems with distance dependent connectivity, an exponential fall off of connectivity strength is used as follows: a i j = e − α ∥ r i − r j ∥ max i j ( e − α ∥ r i − r j ∥ ) (3).

We explain the strong correlation in Figure 4 to diminishing coordinate bond strength with increasing olefin MW. Figure 4 The exponential fall in n-pentane yield relative to methane yield, Mowry shale, 11 hours at 100°C.

a) Figure 1E shows an exponential fall-off in the fraction of occurrences of different numbers of photons per burst.

A key issue is that most minisatellite mutations involve small changes in fragment length, of the order of 50 bp or less [ 9- 11], with an exponential fall-off in frequency with increasing numbers of repeat units that are lost or gained.

An F408V mutation in WNV VLPs slowed hemifusion at pH 5.5, broadening and extending the distribution of hemifusion delay times from a roughly single-exponential fall-off for wild-type at that pH to a rise-and-decay approximated reasonably by a two-step gamma distribution.

If solar PV obeys exponential laws, you'll have exponentially growing capacity and an exponentially falling price because the more you make of something the cheaper it is to make.

Times between falls were assumed to follow an exponential distribution with falls rates specified for each fall.