Sentence examples for lifetime corresponding to from inspiring English sources
Each fracture in the ensemble has a lifetime corresponding to the time when (Theta _p) reaches 0.8.
Error bars are given for the span of remaining orbital lifetime corresponding to the 68.3% confidence interval for the solar activity magnitude (right).
This factor is the ratio between the improved lifetime and the reference lifetime corresponding to a duty-cycle of 100% at the same period of time.
The wing disc epithelium is established during embryogenesis, undergoes many rounds of cell division during larval development and is present until eclosion, while follicular cells have a much more limited division potential and a shorter lifetime corresponding to the development of an individual egg chamber during oogenesis.
All infected cells exhibited two or three clusters with the one at lower lifetimes corresponding to the RBC cytoplasm.
That is discretization of a continuous lifetime model is an interesting and intuitively appealing approach to derive a discrete lifetime model corresponding to the continuous one (Lai 2013).
From the results of the PAS and XPS experiments, the S parameter, o-Ps annihilation lifetime τ3 (corresponding to free volume size) and its intensity I3 (corresponding to free volume concentration), the τ3 and I3 of TETA-NTAC polyamide layer (positron incident energy of 1 1.7 keV) were both higher than those of TETA-TBAC polyamide layer.
From this, we resolve distinct lifetime signatures corresponding to dye-labelled HCV and quantum-dot-labelled HCMV nucleic acid targets at concentrations as low as 10 nM.
Expected lifetime ART costs corresponding to these additional infections were deducted from the estimated ART cost savings of the campaign, in order to highlight the worst-case scenario.
The radical anion of the zinc porphyrin was actually formed upon excitation of 5,10,15,20-tetra(4-carboxy)phenylporphyrinatozinc 4-carboxy phenylporphyrinatozinctron injection from NiO to the excited ZnTCPP with a lifetime of ∼180 ns, corresponding to the charge recombination with the hole on NiO.
