Sentence examples for quick decay from inspiring English sources

In his phrasing, which flowed from a style that prizes sharp attacks and quick decay, Mr. Ohlsson evoked the voice, if not quite the timbre, of Beethoven's early-19th-century piano.

"The uncertainty over everything in Argentina could lead to a quick decay of its telecommunications assets," said Mr. Molano, who is chief of research for BCP Securities, a Connecticut investment firm that focuses on Latin America.

A larger difference means quick rise and/or quick decay from the peak values.

The third scenario (dielectric shielding) predicts quick rise and quick decay for the moving-charge case.

"Regardless of all the various reservations about intervention, today it remains the only way to slow down the quick decay of the region, not Syria alone".

A quick decay can easily de-stabilize an established overlay, and the resultant smaller overlay is generally less effective for content sharing.

If any one of, or is small (e.g., ), it will result in quick decaying of the broadcast storm.

The eruption process of the sigmoid structure in this quick decaying active region could be explained by using the 3D Tether-Cutting model.

White cotton's reduced mildew resistance results in quicker decay and biodegradation than naturally colored cotton.

Softer materials yield a more muted tone with a quicker decay, but also produce a balanced timbre with no over-emphasis of treble.

The b value of 3.730 in Eq. (7) indicates the weak adsorption ability of TBA, suggesting the gently translation of TBA molecule from the main solution to the surface of electrode after the degradation of adsorbed molecule, reflecting on the photocurrent is the moderate decay after the quick decline.