At the same time, the correlations for cells active only on the static portion of the track showed no tendency to decay as a function of the distance between vertical sections as the configurations changed (compare Figure 3D,E).
The channel beds were covered with crushed coal — which has half the specific gravity of sand — or with walnut shells, which were thought to be better replicas of channel-protecting rock but had an unfortunate tendency to decay, releasing gas bubbles.
There are several types of solar cells that vary in efficiency per unit area and tendency to decay over time.
Second, previous longitudinal work has focused on a relatively small number of strong ties (Oswald and Clark 2003; Wellman et al. 1997), yet weak ties also have a tendency to decay (Burt 2000; Milardo and Wellman 1992).
Two systematic reviews regarding retention of resuscitation training show a tendency towards decay of knowledge and skills that may start three months after training, with simulated skills performance deteriorating faster than knowledge [ 4, 6].
From the histogram, we can observe a symmetrical tendency towards decay to both sides.
The predicted data for rutting resistance can be considered essential data for the MEA method to investigate the decay tendency of the rutting of asphalt pavement in its design life.
Third, we predict that there will be an effect of relationship strength on the tendency of the relationship to decay (H3).
"Americans believe that the natural tendency of the body is to decay, and we have to ward that off constantly, to the point of obsession," he said.
Besides, with the increase of layer α, the clustering coefficients presented a tendency to exponential decay.
Better to make a friend of decay.
