Sentence examples for exponential reduction in the from inspiring English sources
"[This yields] an exponential reduction in the consumption of entangled resources, as compared to memoryless schemes," they say.
With the exponential reduction in the scaling of feature size, inter-wire coupling capacitance becomes the dominant part of load capacitance.
An increase in the number of applied shock wave pulses resulted in a nearly exponential reduction in the population of the above microorganisms.
There was a progressive exponential reduction in the quantity of L. monocytogenes transferred and, based on statistical parameters, an exponential model (y = a ⁎ e(−x/b)) fit the data from different test conditions and was suitable for predicting an expected number of L. monocytogenes on the salmon slices.
The moratorium resulted in an exponential reduction in the number of whales killed for profit — from an annual average of more than 38,000 in 1986 to less than 1,250 today — and it is credited with saving a remarkable list of whale species, from the gigantic blue whale to the singing humpback to the California gray whale.
On this basis, we model our data as a combination of two factors a linear increase in temporal recalibration which is proportional to the delay, combined with an exponential reduction in the tendency to attribute action and event as being associated.
To further test the SS method, the clearance rate was also during the long-term steady-state experiment measured by following the exponential reduction in algal concentration after stoppage of the algal dosing pump and the through-flow of seawater, whereupon algal cells were added two times to reestablish the initial steady-state concentration.
These methods have contributed to an exponential reduction in time and costs for the execution of the sequencing5,6.
Indeed, with all the open APIs/automation frameworks and languages available to program them, the mix of custom/merchant silicon and x86 solutions available today and with the exponential reduction in cost and power consumption of network equipment on a per-bit basis, we may be in the Golden Age of Networking.
Indeed, with all the open APIs/automation frameworks and languages available to program them, the mix of custom/merchant silicon and x86 solutions available today and with the exponential reduction in cost and power consumption of network equipment on a per-bit basis, we may be in the Golden Age of Networking.
The swelling of the coal matrix, due to preferential adsorption of CO2 as compared to methane (CH4), causes a reduction in the coal cleat porosity and a corresponding exponential reduction in cleat permeability, which negatively impacts CO2 injection and, as a result, CO2 storage.
