Sentence examples for much shorter lifetime from inspiring English sources

It is found that preexisting voids at the interface of solder bump/UBM is more prone to growth during electromigration and therefore, a much shorter lifetime of the bump.

(The \ \ce{K1^0}\) meson has a much shorter lifetime than the \ \ce{K2^0}\) meson, so that if we start with a beam containing both types of particles, after a time only the \ \ce{K2^0}\) mesons will remain).

Massive stars are known to be good indicators of star formation (SF) activity, since they –have a much shorter lifetime (~106 8 yr) than the age of galaxies and the Universe (~1010 yr) and therefore are regarded as an "instantaneous" indicator of the SFR in galaxies.

Among 19 isotopes of curium, the most accessible are 242Cm and 244Cm; they are α-emitters, but with much shorter lifetime than the americium isotopes.

SU was clearly distinct from LU in having a much shorter lifetime.

Software as a notation for knowledge representation has a much shorter lifetime than scientific writing and mathematical notation.

The M and N states have long lifetimes, whereas the other states have much shorter lifetimes.

For unlinked sites, nonsynonymous mutations would have much shorter lifetimes to fixation than synonymous changes, given their substantial level of (positive or negative) selection inferred below.

It is also noteworthy that, in our experiments, lifetimes shorter than a few nanoseconds were not observed, implying that photooxidation-induced surface states exist away from the core of the QD since PL involving near-core or core-confined excitons would result in much shorter lifetimes [ 12, 23].

Figure 2 illustrates that, while our FLIM multiwell-plate reader was set to acquire data with a gate width of 2000 ps, it can be used to measure the fluorescence decay of fluorophores with much shorter lifetimes, due to the steep edges of the gated optical intensifier (GOI) time-gate, and can distinguish lifetime differences less than ≈20 ps.

Patents have a much shorter lifespan (typically 20 years) than copyrights (lifetime of the author plus 50-70 years depending upon the country).