Social-network scandals flare and fade at a speed that makes the lifespan of a mayfly look like Methuselah's.
Thanks to Einstein's theory of relativity, if distant supernovae are speeding away from us, they will appear to flare and fade at a more leisurely pace than close-by ones.
If the person has a cowlick that would make it difficult to fade at a certain point on the head, plan to start the fade just above or below it.
This is true if I get cancer and fade at an early age, or if I live to 100.
We see clearly 10 feet in front of us; at 20 feet, detail fades; at a 100, the visibility depends on your imagination.
Nothing could be sadder than that, although Lips comes close when he exclaims, as the light fades at a Swedish outdoor festival, "Well, here we are backstage, trying to talk to Ted Nugent".
— If on some stretches of this barrier island the scars of Hurricane Sandy are fading, at a spot called Old Inlet, a physical reminder of the storm remains: a channel, now 856 feet wide, through which seawater pours into the Great South Bay.
It delivers no capacity fading at a specific current of 0.5 A g−1, showing discharge/charge of 845/834 mAh g−1 after 500 cycles.
However, despite such efforts and the high reversible discharge and charge capacities, almost all nano-sized Co3O4 systems exhibit unstable cycle characteristics upon cycling, and in particular suffer drastic capacity fading at a specific cycle number [11 13]15[17 19].
For instance, in the presence of the lognormal fading at a distance of 1600 m from the BS, the users with average spectrum efficiency could double their SE, while low SE users at the same distance could triple their SE when relaying.
In particular, the light curve of SN1972e in NGC 5253, which was observed for more than a year, was followed long enough to discover that after its broad "hump" in brightness, the supernova faded at a nearly constant rate of about 0.01 magnitudes per day.
