Sentence examples for statistical decay from inspiring English sources

Fission as a statistical decay is governed by the phase space of the different decay channels, which are suggested in the PES-landscape.

The statistical decay channels show an increase in the yield of daughter ions as a function of extraction delay in the range of 106 s−1.

Experimentally, as well as in the simulation, we assume a statistical decay after the excess energy is distributed in the vibrational degrees of freedom in the isomer.

This is again a key result, showing how a simple type of statistical interaction decays with multiple sources of LD, and the relationship later derived for the power to detect the interaction follows directly from it.

The authors would like to thank Dr. Cathy Melamed Bessudo for her assistance in preparation of the transfected cells, Ran Afik for his help in the biodistribution assays, Dr. Iddo Pinkas for helping with the statistical analysis and decay curves, Tamara Berkutzki for performing the histological evaluation and Lasley Braff for her secretarial assistance.

We also compute various statistical quantities and their decay exponents in decaying turbulence.

Statistical analysis of sound decay in this simulated hall suggests a highly sensitive relationship between the double-sloped condition and (1) architectural composition, as defined by the aperture size exposing the chamber and (2) materiality, as defined by the sound absorptance in the coupled volume.

Although the switching parameters such as SET voltage, RESET current, and resistance of LRS or HRS vary with cycles, the statistical energy consumption still decays exponentially with the elevated environmental temperature when involving the charge trapping effect at low temperature.

Statistical modelling displayed an exponential decay in the extent of cooling with increased distance from the greenspace.

All statistical results, such as a decay rate of the turbulence kinetic energy, energy spectra and probability density functions, show that the contribution of the explicit SGS model is small, and thus it does not modify the statistical solutions.

In 2008 and 2009, FAST collected a total statistics of 4.2 × 1011 identified μ+ decays, allowing a statistical sensitivity of 1.5 ppm on GF.