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As the excitatory feedback connection strength,W, increases, so the mean lifetime of the high-activity state increases, whilethe mean lifetime of the low-activity state decreases.
Addition of glucose increased the mean lifetime of GBP-badan by a maximum of ∼2 ns.
Frank, C. Wissel, A formula for the mean lifetime of metapopulations in heterogeneous landscapes, Am.
The modeled mean lifetime of tropospheric O3 has been reported as 22.3 ± 2 days (Stevenson et al. 2006).
where τ is the selfish threshold parameter and L T is the mean lifetime of the mobile node.
Decreasing σmax leads to decreasing damage sums, e.g. VA experiments with mean lifetime of 9.9 × 108 cycles show S = 0.016.
In particular, we obtain survival function and mean lifetime of the system and study the optimal replacement policy for the δ-shock model based on Polya process.
The mean lifetimes of Cu CdS QDs are much larger than that of pristine CdS QDs.
For the dielectric substrate, we found mean lifetimes of 14.95 and 14.43 ns at RT and 75°C, correspondently.
The mean lifetimes of real-time and non-real-time users, μ r, n − 1 and μ n, n − 1, are equal to 120 s.
Irradiation of the ChPBI membranes with a 220 kGy dose of γ-rays created radical species with mean lifetimes of two days.
