The transfer rates immediately after coalescence are high rapidly fall to zero, rebound to an intermediate value and finally decay to the level expected for an undisturbed drop.
The sea stars first developed lesions, then began to lose their arms, and finally decayed into piles of skeletal ossicles (bits of calcium carbonate such as a star's plates and spines).
The spectrum first decreases like k−1 as for a passive scalar, then increases linearly with wave number, peaking near the Batchelor wave number from which it drops off like k−4 for larger wave numbers to finally decay exponentially for wave numbers of the order of the reciprocal of the reaction layer thickness.
There it decays through several more steps to polonium-210, much of which, during its 138-day half-life, is washed back down to the Earth's surface, thus entering the biosphere, before finally decaying to stable lead-206.
Finally, decay profiling of biotin-labeled cells revealed that RBCs had a half-life reduced to 19 days in mutant mice compared to 25 days in control mice (Fig. 1I).
So uranium becomes thorium, which in turn becomes protactinium, until finally it decays into lead.
Finally, fluorescent decays and Judd Ofelt (J O) theory were utilized to analyze the local crystal environments around Eu3+ ions in the tyre-like and bulk phosphors.
The first build-up, successive partial decay and build-up transients, and finally, complete decay transients were performed and analysed to determine the real length of diffusion paths (Lα) and the diffusion coefficient of hydrogen (Dα) in the ferrite phase, as well as the hydrogen diffusivity in the austenite phase (Dγ).
Finally, the decay rate of each of the supersaturation terms is derived.
Finally, specific decay markers have been recognized, by a comparison of the results obtained from the detached samples with those deriving from artificially aged models, to be used for a correct future monitoring and maintenance of the wall paintings.
