Sentence examples for the exponential decrease from inspiring English sources
Shiva expounded upon her ideas on corporate trade agreements, the exponential decrease in the genetic diversity of crops, and patent law in Stolen Harvest: The Hijacking of the Global Food Supply (1999), Tomorrow's Biodiversity (2000), and Patents: Myths and Reality (2001), respectively.
Model describes also the exponential decrease of penetration profile.
This model shows the exponential decrease in viscosity when the temperature of the suspension is increased.
However, the exponential decrease in conductance with wire length severely limits their applications.
The minimum area is influenced greatly by the maximum diameter and the exponential decrease rate of the distribution.
During the upward propagation, the exponential decrease of the atmospheric density leads to significant increase of the gravity wave's amplitude due to the energy conservation law.
The conditions are in form of a Linear Matrix Inequality (LMI) problem whose solution provides the switching law and a family of state feedback gains stabilizing the system as well as a bound on the exponential decreasing rate.
These include the major role of fluctuations of concentration on the onset of axial segregation, the overall exponential decrease of the number of segregated bands due to their progressive merging and the long lasting character of the segregation dynamics.
The values reflect the expected exponential decrease in moisture migration rate with time, and highlight this analytical technique can be used in future studies to quantitatively determine moisture migration kinetics.
The fast exponential decrease is due to the X-ray penetration-scattering through the camera shielding and collimator septa (Figure 8, path b); indeed, this attenuation coefficient is too high to be produced by water.
The half-time of the assumed exponential decrease in blood FDG concentration (40, 50 or 60 min) had little influence on these percentages, although, as would be expected, the percentages were slightly higher for faster half-times.
