Sentence examples for time of decay from inspiring English sources

Mahler, a contributing writer for The New York Times Magazine, calls 1977 "a transformative moment" for New York, "a time of decay but of rehabilitation as well".

Autumn is seen not as a time of decay but as a season of complete ripeness and fulfillment, a pause in time when everything has reached fruition, and the question of transience is hardly raised.

The time of decay is proportional to the natural logarithm (represented by ln) of the ratio of D to P. In short, one need only measure the ratio of the number of radioactive parent and daughter atoms present, and the time elapsed since the mineral or rock formed can be calculated, provided of course that the decay rate is known.

The induced torque and the characteristic time of decay are presented as a function of the object's magnetic tensor.

This requires that the characteristic time dt is quite a bit larger than the characteristic time of decay for the time correlations between gates activity τ C. Summarizing, we must have 0 < τ C τ P < d t < δ.

"Your time of decay may be distant, but it will surely come, for even the White Man whose God walked and talked with him as friend to friend, cannot be exempt from the common destiny.

The authors observed a wide variation in the time constants of decay of firing activity across neurons, with more distant neurons showing a greater difference in time constants.

The time scale of decay rate for infected target cell is much lower than that for viremia.

τ R represents the time constant of decay, in s. Figure 6a, b shows the model fits for cases C1[a+] and C1[a−], respectively.

The time constant of decay for both current and fluorescence matched well over the entire range of potentials (Fig. 10B).

To quantify this slowed reuptake, the decay in calcium fluorescence was fit to an exponential decay model (see Method's section for further detail), and a quantity, τ, representing the time constant of decay, could thus be calculated.