Sentence examples for lifetime characteristics from inspiring English sources

The lifetime characteristics were attributed to good quantum confinement of carriers in DE-grown QDs.

Moreover, economic, stability and lifetime characteristics are also integrated into the active fault-tolerant MPC.

The paper contains neutronic analysis of the He-EFIT innovative spallation module and aims at the estimation of radiation damage and lifetime characteristics of the target in question.

Initial results for these in a 33 mm format show gain, imaging performance, pulse shape and lifetime characteristics that are similar to standard glass microchannel plates.

Differences in microstructure of TGO particularly in the mixed-oxide and continuous-oxide zone were examined and correlated to the lifetime characteristics of the TBCs.

It is shown that the model is suitable for analyzing and optimizing existing self-healing materials or for designing new self-healing materials with improved lifetime characteristics based on multiple healing events.

Two possibilities for ortho-positronium annihilation in the semicrystalline polymer were proposed and analyzed: (a) ortho-positronium annihilates in the crystal phase with a lifetime characteristic of the nanochannel dimensions; (b) ortho-positronium rapidly diffuses into the amorphous phase and annihilates with a lifetime typical of that phase.

The very long lifetime characteristic of EuIII-centered luminescence, a requirement for time-gating experiments, is ideally suited for titrations in complex aqueous media.

Patients were interviewed with the French version of the "Diagnostic Interview for Genetic Studies DIGSGS) for the assessment of lifetime clinical characteristics of BD as well as for demographic characteristics (i.e. number of years of education, working status, place of birth) (Nurnberger et al. 1994).

The 5-year and lifetime performance characteristics for the PFRM compared to BCRAT are similar for both the model building and validation sample sets.

It is possible that individuals who experience symptoms of both disorders over a lifetime share characteristics that distinguish them from individuals who only experience symptoms of one specific disorder.