Sentence examples for variation and decay from inspiring English sources

The new radiation belt lasted for months with a slow variation and decay, at least until the CRRES satellite failed in mid October 1991 (e.g., Gussenhoven et al., 1996).

Besides, both the maximum variations and decay constants for three kinds of ions with different energies are similar indicates the similarity behind the hardness variation in glasses after irradiation.

The mean observations tell a fairly consistent story and confirm that there is broad heterogeneity in the observed variation in growth and decay probability outcomes across nations after the global financial crisis.

We have estimated the energy injection rate for geomagnetic storms from the hourly Dst variation and an assumed decay constant for the ring current.

We also studied whether different dendritic locations of the synapse can explain observed variations of the rise and decay kinetics.

The skeleton model is also extended to include stochasticity in synoptic and convective activities, reproducing the intermittency, growth and decay, seasonal variation, and vertical tilt of the MJO (Thual et al. 2014).

SNP calling, structural variation and linkage disequilibrium (LD) decay.

The model specified by (2) and (5) is a variation without decay,12 of Jackson and Wolinsky's connections model, i.e. assuming that the flow through a link of the actual network is perfect or without loss.

Thus, by letting the parameters defining production rate and decay rate mediate genetic variation in our genotype-phenotype models we account for a whole range of different, and possibly still unrevealed, mechanistic processes responsible for this variation.

The large variation in population estimates due to many forms of stochasticity (e.g. seasonal differences in decay rate, sampling bias and inter-nest variation in decay rate) appear to make it difficult to detect even large changes in population size.

Synapses follow "kick-and-decay" dynamics.