Sentence examples for lifetime governed from inspiring English sources
The balance between the delay needed to transfer the polarization, governed by the inverse of the coupling constants, and the NMR signal lifetime, governed by the transverse relaxation becomes here a critical issue.
Because carrier lifetime governs the carrier generation/recombination during holding operation, it influences the RT of DGTFTET DRAM.
The results of the present studies strongly indicate, that an important lifetime governing factor of the TBC is the yttrium incorporation into the alumina based Thermal Grown Oxide (TGO) which results in an increase of the TGO growth rate and in parallel in a decrease of the yttrium concentration in the coating.
During his father's lifetime he governed this territory and was made king of it by his father's will.
The relationship between sampling rate and lifetime is governed by the limited energy availability that typically characterizes WSNs.
The lifetime is governed by the growth of the local damage regions until one (probably near an edge) reaches a critical size above which it propagates in a highly unstable way over most of the interface.
Repeating now-common themes for the yes campaign, Salmond said for half his lifetime his country had been governed by parties Scotland had not elected, referring to policies such as the poll tax and the bedroom tax, "imposed on us by Westminster that Scottish MPs voted against, but did not have the power to prevent".
It was governed by three lifetime trustees: Nina Pulliam, last of his three wives but mother of none of his three children; son Eugene S. Pulliam; and a top company official.
Alaa Abd El Fattah, a popular software tecchie and activist (and my nephew), has now been either imprisoned or charged by every regime that has governed Egypt during his lifetime.
By the aforementioned mechanism, the recombination rate and lifetime of the excess electron are governed by the oxygen adsorption rate.
It is probable that the shorter PL lifetimes on the rough surfaces are governed by the energy transfer rate that is faster than that in the case of the smooth surfaces.
