Sentence examples for involved a decay from inspiring English sources
This wave, reflecting an engagement with the problem of natural evil, involved a decay in the natural theology of Deism such that it merged eventually with the stream that led to materialistic atheism.
The model is completed using two catalytic decay models, with one of them involving a decay function based on "reactant converted".
Phosphorescence is related to fluorescence in terms of its general mechanism but involves a slower decay.
However there are still some issues mainly related to the degradation of LED's constituents with time involving a faster decay of the lightning efficacy.
Viral dynamic and pharmacokinetic models often involve an exponential decay.
The main route (98%%) of Bi decay involves an initial beta decay with 435 keV mean energy immediately (delay 3.7 μs) followed by the therapeutic alpha decay to Pb which is a beta emitter with 198 keV mean energy (half-life 3.2 h) and decays to quasistable Bi (Supplementary Fig. 2).
This paper takes a first step, by outlining a procedure for identifying a damping model involving an exponentially decaying relaxation function.
Subsequently, we adopt these derived generalized analytical solutions to obtain explicit analytical solutions for a special-case transport scenario involving an exponentially decaying Bateman type time-dependent source boundary.
Because this analytical solution involves a planar shock with a decaying pressure behind it, the existing form of the Engquist filter (designed for a constant pressure behind the shock) has to be modified.
Despite the fact that PB consist of proteins involved in mRNA decay, mRNA decay processes are not affected by perturbations that block the formation of visible PB foci (Decker et al. 2007; Eulalio et al. 2007b).
Because the reactions involved in Bynesian decay require a certain quantity of moisture in the air in order for them to take place, keeping the air somewhat dry, i.e. keeping the environmental relative humidity under control is beneficial.
