Sentence examples for lifetime determination from inspiring English sources
The silicon wafers were used for electron lifetime determination.
Besides the HER, the galvanostatic behaviors of these nanostructured electrodes were also measured for lifetime determination.
This is a significant improvement in lifetime determination, which will benefit cell designers.
The doping density profile was measured with electrochemical capacitance voltage and is taken into account in the simulation for the lifetime determination.
This has lead to an overall average improvement in lifetime determination of approximately 9% when comparisons are made between the new model and experimental data.
The introduction of this factor into the existing model has shown an improvement in radiative recombination lifetime determination of approximately 11% when comparison is made with the previous model.
These hierarchical nanostructured coatings demonstrated good durability in galvanostatic lifetime determinations.
Lifetime determinations may be performed in the frequency-domain by exciting the luminophor with a sinusoidal modulated light source and measuring the phase shift between the excitation light and the phosphorescence emission.
Sensitivity can be retained if measurements are performed on the same pMHC due to serial rebinding 21, but this will result in a trade-off between specificity and speed 14, 22. Indeed, if the intrinsic lifetime of interactions between a TCR and cognate pMHC is of the order of 10 s 10, performing multiple lifetime determinations on a single TCR/pMHC couple may require a minute or more.
It is imperative to keep the number of routing paths as low as possible without significantly deteriorating the network lifetime; therefore, determination of the optimal number of routing paths in multi-path routing by considering the tradeoff in routing complexity and network lifetime extension is an interesting research problem.
It's thrilling to see the Nobel, intended for a "most important discovery," given to a modest, selfless, humanitarian polymath, and perhaps not so much for a stroke of genius as for a lifetime of determination.
