decay rate

However, we have some of the lowest decay rates in the world.

The decay rate increases three times for every 10 °C increase in temperature.

What they discovered is there's a great variation in decay rate based on the technology being used.

Each parameter is a time counter with a different decay rate.

The decay rate of the anti-entropic fields was known to us.

The organization has also worked to increase fluoridation in developing countries with high decay rates.

In such case the total decay rate is the sum over all rates:

More information on pool structure and decay rates is available in Kurz et al.

Well, according to the decay rate of trace radioactive elements, I'd guess these buildings are at least two million years old.

Recent results suggest the possibility that decay rates might have a weak dependence on environmental factors.

Sometimes the decay rate of learning is frighteningly high.

This parameter defines how many separate decay rates are to be included.

However, a linear model gave a good or better fit to the decay rate of the bivalve.

"It's just decaying, and the decay rate is very fast at this point.

A higher resolution shows, however, that the decay rate decreases with time as the chemical composition changes.

One may integrate over the phase space to obtain the total decay rate for the specified final state.

Radio active decay rate was chosen as an experimental object."

Is it possible to calculate decay rates and dose response for stone monuments?

We're going to experiment using temperature, using cold, to slow down the decay rate.

The sail is not a nuclear reactor, and relies on natural decay rates for energy release.

Early reports indicate that over the past 45 days, the change of curve has maintained good consistency with a very little decay rate.

The constant is the coefficient that determines the neutron decay rate.

Bole diameter had no influence on the decay rate of red spruce.

Give me the decay rate in jiffies on the next pip and don't miss it.

In the early 1900s, radioactive materials were known to have characteristic exponential decay rates or half lives.