Sentence examples for exponential one from inspiring English sources

A stable future means reaching equilibrium, while an exponential one means expansion at an ever-increasing rate.

In this paper it is shown that experimental creep data follow a power decay law, rather than an exponential one.

The porosity P, is described by a linear function of wt fpf, and the compressive strength σcomp, by an exponential one.

Indeed, above an initial excitation threshold, the sound extinction in the tube follows a quasi-linear decrease that is much faster than the usual exponential one.

The above studies concern the linear stretching sheet problem but most of the practical situations involve a non-linear stretching sheet such as an exponential one.

Amplitude vertical growth rates slower than the exponential one are frequently treated as evidence of AGW dissipation and saturation (e.g., Fritts and Alexander 2003).

To calculate the recovery half-times (t1/2), we performed an exponential one-component curve fit based on the formula y(x) = a(1 − exp(− bx)).

We should highlight the fact that various PDFs have been used in the context of wireless communications, such as Gausssian, Rayleigh, log-normal, exponential, one-sided Gaussian distribution, Hoyt, Weibull, Rice, Nakagami-m, α-μ, and η-κ (see [10 21] and the references therein).

Certain techniques are explored such that the obtained performance index is of strictly non-weighted H∞ norm, which contrasts with the weighted (or called exponential) ones, i.e., weaker noise attenuation in the existing literature of switched systems with average dwell-time.

The key difference between the kernels is the thickness of the tails (i.e. the probability of transmission at longer distances), which are much higher for the fat-tailed and FMD kernels than for the Gaussian or exponential ones (Figure 2B).

In particular, if the future emissions would change in time slower than the exponential ones, it would be expressed in apparent increase of t p during the course of simulation.