How to pronounce“decays”in English

an hour if it decays it will emit an alpha particle that alpha particle will

And it then very slowly decays over tens of thousands of years.

If it’s something that decays or corrodes it doesn’t store the information well.

directly but it could produce something that decays into the dark matter particles so there is some hope that by probing this energy that the LHC will

almost there and and then it decays and and people just say oh it's too hard but

now makes-- element 118 has 118 protons-- it decays immediately, releases some protons, and becomes element-- maybe it drops down two spaces-- it becomes element 116, which

But it doesn't tell you why and when it decays.

might not produce it directly but it could produce something that decays into the dark matter particles so there is some hope that by probing this energy

that the process of observing the radioactive isotope changes whether it decays or doesn't decay but few people would say looking at a

And so astatine, the reason it decays so violently and destroys the building you're in, is that its half-life is only eight hours.

And over a period of days, it decays, finally to become plutonium 239, which is a fissile material.

the number of carriers that are present that can induce those errors uh it decays exponentially with that voltage so just that that slight extra

We could have a universe where dark energy gets weaker and weaker and weaker and eventually decays away entirely.

If it's something that decays or corrodes, it doesn't store the information well.

loop so a synapse a synapse event occurs when a photon strikes a detector adds current to that loop it decays over time that's the postsynaptic signal then you

know, inches thick of lead and lead itself has a radioactive isotope, lead 210, which decays, so in order to protect that, uh, sort of decaying lead from the

Well, if inflation only gives you a certain amount of energy inherent to space, and then it decays into matter and radiation,

if I have a radioactive isotope and I say it has a halflife of a year what that means is that after a year there's a 50% chance that it decays or a 50%

And then you could have a monetary policy, it could be inflationary or deflationary, you can have demurrage where it decays over time