Sentence examples similar to long time tails from inspiring English sources

The nonlocal dispersion theory allows a calculation of the full form of the RTDs, which may be bimodal and generally exhibit long-time tails in media of short to moderate length.

As expected, the solution derived from the ADE equation appears to be unable to model long-time tailing behavior.

The second represents the removal of the organics, initially adsorbed onto the solid surfaces, by slow desorption producing the long-time tail which has been observed in the effluent concentration during soil vapor extraction.

Both breakthrough curves show anomalously long late time tails and the slope of the late time tails for the colloids is slightly higher.

It took him a long time to nail the tails to the board and, as he pounded, the last one was already stiffening.

The crucial regulatory roles of intrinsic disorder in the nucleosome function were recognized long time ago, because the tails of all four core histones are known to be IDPRs containing sites of numerous and various PTMs.

"You'll still have a residual tail of litigation that will continue for a long time, but that residual tail will be inconsequential to Merck".

It's just there, and when Novak learns how to do that, he's going to be kicking these guys' tails for a long time.

The histogram of the ISI increment reported in [2] displayed tails extending to long time scales and being cut off at around 100 sec.

Sonic and his long-time sidekick Tails must team up with Doctor Eggman, normally their enemy, to stop the Deadly Six, leading to conflicts among the three parties.

However, for a long time the release of the C-tail remained the only conformational rearrangement in arrestins directly ascribed to the receptor binding.