Sentence examples for the lifetime at from inspiring English sources

The lifetime at vacuum condition was successfully described using universal slope method.

The lifetime at the design stress is then estimated through extrapolation using a regression model.

FLIM images were obtained by PL decay mapping (40 × 40 μm) when each pixel in the FLIM image gives the lifetime at a particular position in area, while monitoring the entire photoluminescence (PL) spectrum.

New lean grade duplex alloys have improved thermal stability over standard grades and potentially increase the upper service temperature or the lifetime at a given temperature for this class of material.

The results, published with David B. Hall, not only confirmed the proportionality between particle momentum and the mean free path of mesotrons before decay that is expected on the basis of relativity theory, but also presented an improved estimate of the lifetime at rest: (2.4±0.3) microseconds.

We have performed independent determination of lifetime of the paxillin aggregates in cells, and we have not noticed reduction of the lifetime at adhesions.

The use of lifetime at-risk practices and not recent at-risk practices or at-risk practices within correctional facilities may be a limitation.

The electron lifetime at the interface between the photoelectrode and electrolyte was longer for DSCs based on the conical island structure than that for DSCs based on the planar structure.

In (3.1), τ denotes the remaining lifetime at the time of arrival to the host country.

The PL lifetime at the PL emission energy reduces with the ablation wavelength.

Figure 3 shows the fluorescence lifetime at the tumor site vs. HER2 expression measured by ELISA.