Sentence examples for rates of breakdowns from inspiring English sources

This paper tackles rescheduling for the unrelated parallel machine problem with sequence dependent setup times and different rates of breakdowns or urgent jobs arrivals.

These findings can be compared with recent data from further inland in the Namib desert which suggest very slow rates of breakdown of similar blocks of Damara granite and Karibib marble, even where salts are readily available.

Because SGK1 is up-regulated by cell shrinkage and dehydration, the LD may have higher rates of cellular creatine uptake (and thus higher rates of breakdown).

Mid-adult life is a time when sexual activity for many women still leads to HPV exposure, with increasing rates of breakdown of marital relationships and new sexual partner initiation in later years [ 18], and given that many years will have elapsed since they were vaccinated by the pre-pubertal programs now in place.

He said he was not especially surprised by the slow rate of breakdown, considering that the waters of the gulf are about 40 degrees Fahrenheit in the vicinity of the plume.

TPT is a "legacy contaminant," says Hu, meaning that it has a very slow rate of breakdown.

Physicists have long held the view that the rate of breakdown - or decay - for any given radioactive substance is constant.

Collectively, the results indicate that fog appears to control the rate of breakdown and that salt availability controls the timing of the response.

Data from the study, led by Prof Ephraim Fischbach and Prof Jere Jenkins of Purdue University, suggest that the rate of breakdown of radioactive materials changes in advance of solar flares.

Several mechanisms have been proposed for this effect, including changes in the rate of breakdown of clotting factors and changes in the metabolism of warfarin.

The NO concentration initially rises but reaches a steady concentration when the rate of release equals the rate of breakdown.