Sentence examples for rapid fading from inspiring English sources

That's the conclusion of Shafter et al. That might explain the rapid fading seen during the night of Dec 20th.

However, the dissolution of polysulfide in the electrodes results in shuttle effect and rapid fading of capacity, which impedes practical application of lithium sulfur battery.

In a series of experiments with amnesic patients, using, for the most part, verbal material, the subjects evidenced failure to link new with old associations, rapid fading of new associations, and great difficulty in reproducing whatever associations might have been formed.

As expected, the discharge capacity of the pristine film showed a rapid fading effect.

However, the more challenging environment of a cooperative system with compounded rapid fading has impacted on the BER performance of the schemes, as evidenced by the increased performance gap between the proposed schemes and MMSE reception.

We went beyond the limitations of ideal assumptions such as quasi-static or rapid fading channels, unlimited antenna spaces or abundant scatterers, and separable multipaths between the transmitter and the receiver.

The viral isolate used was known to be associated epidemiologically with rapid fade-out of transmission within sheep flocks.

Although transition metal oxides as anode material reveal high theoretical capacities, the significant volume changes during repeated lithium insertion and extraction cause pulverization of electrode materials, resulting in rapid fade in capacity.

"We live in a time where we have a man sending us to war for fictitious reasons … Shame on you, Mr Bush!" He was then cut off by a rapid fade-up of orchestral music and ushered behind the curtain as quickly as possible.

He's not referring to the quality of the music so much as the way record companies decided to stay away from power pop after the rapid fade of the Knack.

A particularly dramatic kind of Troxler fading is seen with the rapid disappearance of 'holes' in flickering noise in peripheral vision.