Sentence examples for stronger decay from inspiring English sources
It should be emphasized that the magnetic field has stronger decay properties than the velocity field in the sense that there is no restriction on the exponent of the weight.
With stronger decay conditions on the potential it is possible to generate an operator-valued expansion for the evolution, taking the formeitHPac(H)="|t|2−n2A−2+|t|1−n2A−1+|t|−n2A0, with A−2 and A−1 finite rank operators mapping L1(Rn) to L∞(Rn) while A0 maps weighted L1 spaces to weighted L∞ spaces.
By using the strong decay of (2.25), interpolate (2.25) and (2.26) to have (2.25) again for any admissible p and q.
An inhomogeneous CB distribution formed in the EOC matrix at EPDM domain sizes above 30 μm is the reason for the strong decay of resistivity.
As far as all seawater samples were treated on-board under atmospheric pressure conditions and sunlight, the decompression and/or photoinhibition likely affected their metabolic activity, followed by the strong decay of gene expression.
The quite thin mixing Cr oxides layer on the surface of the CrO2 may have defects, in which the two-step tunneling process happening at high bias voltage and resulting in the strong decay of magnetoresistance with the increase of bias voltage.
and strong decay effects are applied, thus obtaining coarse and barely recognisable sounds," fuse* explains.
Owing to the strong decay of the coil sensitivity profile, the image quality was strongly depending on the distance between the coil and the teeth.
Note the strong decay in autocorrelation demonstrating temporal correlations for up to 10 s. (F ) CV in AP firing is much larger than 1 and independent of λthr.
As shown in Fig 5A, Pin1 depletion by siRNA in MDA-MB-231 breast cancer cells treated with gamma-secretase inhibitor to blunt Notch cleavage at the membrane (Ranganathan et al, 2011), caused a strong decay of cytoplasmic N1-ICD.
Employing a robust asymptotic decomposition technique, the Green's function is decomposed to the closed-form Green's function corresponding to the homogeneous transversely isotropic half-space and grading term with strong decaying integrands.
