Sentence examples for real lifetimes from inspiring English sources

With the presence of surface recombination (Sf = 107 cm/s) and the real lifetimes of charge carriers (0.1 2) × 10−9 s, maxima on the curves are observed when the width of the SCR is equal to 0.4 0.8 μm.

As some EBs could repeatedly occur around the same locations and some EBs may disappear and recur within the time interval between two continuous exposures, the estimated lifetimes of EBs might be larger than the real lifetimes.

In this paper, we consider one-shot devices that can be used only once and are destroyed after use, and so the actual observation is on the conditions rather than on the real lifetimes of the devices under test.

There is unhappiness enough, and time, to occupy a real lifetime of afternoons.

To achieve factor-price equalisation, people need a stable base for a real lifetime career connected to a country in which they do not physically reside.

Its usefulness is illustrated by means of two real lifetime data sets.

An application to real lifetime data indicate that the EGG family could provide better fits than other well-known lifetime models.

However, the problems occur in the case of elder bridges with real lifetime over 100 years, or in the case of remaining lifetime extension over 100 years.

Which of the two robust estimators, the HL estimator or the median estimator, is preferable for the parameter β in the analysis of real lifetime data?

This study shows that the incubation time of void nucleation is a good indicator of the real lifetime of a joint under current-stressing.

To avoid lengthy real lifetime degradation tests and their high costs, the importance of accelerated stress tests and protocols is highlighted for various components.