Sentence examples for falling exponentially from inspiring English sources

Prices are falling exponentially.

The mysterious force acting on the Pioneer spacecraft seems to be falling exponentially.

The cost of sequencing entire cancer genomes is falling exponentially, and accumulating knowledge boosts the prospects for rational design.

The cost of sequencing an individual genome is thus falling exponentially - just as the cost of hard disk space or transistors on a chip did when computing took off.

Isothermal desorption curves under gas flow are first order with concentrations falling exponentially over time [26].

Desorption under isothermal gas flow is a first order process where light hydrocarbons (Cx) will desorb before heavy hydrocarbons (Cy) with concentrations [Cx] and [Cy] in the effluent gas stream falling exponentially over time [30].

In our analysis of exponential desorption, ratios ([Cx]/[Cy]) will also fall exponentially over time irrespective of the concentrations adsorbed on surfaces or in solution.

Above turn-on voltage, resistance falls exponentially, as expected from the Fowler Nordheim equation for cold field emission current.

Much like Moore's law for computers, the cost of sequencing DNA has fallen exponentially: in 2001, a million letters – base pairs – cost $100,000; today it's around 10 cents.

At high strains sub-grain rotation recrystallization produces low (<10°), high (10° < θ < 40°) and very high (>40°) angle boundaries that show a continuous hierarchy of misorientations θ (the frequency of misorientation angles falls exponentially towards high values).

The slow-Lagrangian scheme is unique among vortex methods in being genuinely (like its Eulerian sibling) a spectrally-accurate method: for laminar flows the error falls exponentially fast with N.