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Each nest was given a decay rate for each category (A E) drawn from the tree type-specific normal distribution of decay times.

Initially phase t = 0, f(0) = ΔD 0)/D ref. For instance, assuming we need to maintain D ref  = 300GB amount of fresh data in repository every control period and the data freshness value at previous time period was f(t - 1) = 0.9  will be reduced to 0.864 at current time t given a decaying factor of 4.0%.

A mono-exponential fit to these data points gives a decay time of 3.9 ms.

Then we give a decay estimate to the Young measure solutions of problem (1.1).

Next we give a decay estimate of the fractional heat semigroup (e^{-tnu (-Delta)^{frac{alpha}{2}}}) on distributions with Fourier transforms supported in the annulus.

Autocorrelation functions from N = 48 movies exhibit a large spread across generally low correlation values, and an exponential fit gives a decay time constant of 4.4 min. In 2D confocal images, the oocyte nucleus occasionally appears to cover a significant fraction of oocytes, particularly in young oocytes up to stage 8.

On the femtosecond time scale of JIF t) decay, shown in Figure 37c, the dynamics of the solvent fluctuations (for which the MD simulation gives a correlation decay time of ∼0.1 ps) and their effects on the X vibration can be ignored.

It is generally true that uniformly prescribed displacement gives a short decay length than that associated with uniformly prescribed traction.

The lack of a driving-force to sustain turbulence is found to give a progressive decay of turbulence away from the insertion point.

This dissipative structure is very weak in the high frequency region, so that even in a bounded domain case it does not give an exponential decay but a polynomial decay of the energy.

Thus, after each nest was given a tree species-specific decay rate, that rate was multiplied by the altitudinal multiplier.