Sentences with phrase «low decay rates»

As the vibrational amplitude decreases, the rate suddenly changes and the modes become decoupled, resulting in comparatively low decay rates, thus in very giant quality factors exceeding 1 million.

Flossing lowers the decay rate and stimulates the gums, which leads to less gum recession and gum disease later in life.

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I have long been a strong advocate of debt - financed public investment in the context of low interest rates and a decaying US infrastructure, so I was glad to see Mr Trump emphasise it.

The smaller that mass, the lower the rate of the neutrinoless decays (and therefore the longer the half - life), and the harder the decays are to find.

Known as the «sulfur pearl of Namibia,» this anaerobic species digests organic matter under low - oxygen (or no - oxygen) conditions that are caused by high rates of phytoplankton growth in the Benguela upwelling zone, and the subsequent decay of large masses of dead phytoplankton that have fallen to the seafloor.

When we look at native populations with low rates of tooth decay, these populations had 4x the minerals in their diets and 10x the fat soluble vitamins.

Not all native diets were equal, however: those in which animal foods were virtually absent, for example, produced much lower rates of tooth decay than found on modern, refined diets, but much higher rates of tooth decay than found on diets containing a significant amount of animal foods.

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When the oceans begin to slow the rate of CO2 uptake at saturation point that will futher push atmospheric CO2 even higher, simultaneously the massive amounts of additional CO2 and methane and nitrous oxide etc released from the decay and oxidisation of oceanic living creatures who can not survive in a low ph environment will future ram the nail in the coffin.

The observed 14C decay is not only its sink rate, but is influenced by the exchange rate to a large extent, as can be seen in the build up of low 13C carbon in the atmosphere by fossil fuel use, which is 1 / 3rd of what is calculated.

Some here have suggested that this could essentially never happen — that methane will only trickle out at such a low rate that it will now be a significant game changes, since it decays into CO2 and water in a few years.

Low oxygen conditions slow decay rates, resulting in much of the carbon accumulating in the soil.