Sentence examples for lifetime bounds from inspiring English sources

We will answer this question by solving the problem of transmitting a bit over optimal number of hops to minimize the overall energy consumed and then to derive network lifetime bounds.

For the relevant parameter range of (beta> 1) close to the Feshbach resonance shown in Figure 1, the lifetime is bounded above (74mbox{ ms}dots 135mbox{ ms}) allowing to spectroscopically measure the polaron energy.

Lifetimes of bound states of protein complexes or biomolecule folded states typically decrease when subject to mechanical force.

If the final difference is large, presumably there is a bound population with a bound lifetime of at least hundreds of seconds.

The intertrimer interaction energy was estimated from the bound lifetime of newly associated bR trimers at the crystal edge and its dependence on the number of interaction sites.

The fluorescence lifetime of protein-bound NADH depends on the molecule to which it is bound and the changes in the binding site of NADH, connected with tumour development, can be potentially probed by measuring its lifetime.

The lifetime of dipole-bound CH3CN− ions formed in K np)/CH3CN collisions is measured using a Penning ion trap designed specifically for heavy ion storage.

Since is and, by Property 2, the maximum lifetime is upper bounded by.

This computation leads to deriving a lower bound on the expected energy dissipation in order to derive the upper-bound lifetime in partitioning network topology.

For the most part, researchers have chalked this up to youthful dalliance preceding a lifetime of harem-bound breeding, says Nico de Bruyn, a marine mammal ecologist at the University of Pretoria in South Africa and lead author of the current study.

A mobile sink is usually driven by fuel and/or electricity; that is why, the total travel distance covered by the sink throughout the network lifetime should be bounded.