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| valsi |
gritezdybi'otei |
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lujvo |
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krtisfranks |
| time entered |
Sun Jan 17 09:37:00 2016 |
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Definition #68263
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x1 = t1 is the elapsed time required for decaying/diminishing/reducing/shrinking population x2 = g1 to decrease in number by a factor of exactly/approximately
1/e(x3) from that which is considered to be the initial population size, where e is the natural exponential base and x3 [li; default: 1] is a real number, according to standard/under condition/by model/in experiment x4; x1 is the one-
(e(x3))-th-life of population/sample x2; the (approximate) (x3)-th one-e-th-ing/e-fold decrease(/increase) of population x2 takes approximately x1 (time).
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The experimental gismu tezda is used in the veljvo of this word. Many of the veljvo terbri can be derived from those which are present. This word may refer to a duration that is statistical (for large samples, the average time required for half of the population to probably disappear/become invalid), ideal (guaranteed rather than statistical), or experimental (in a given trial, some number was recorded on a stopwatch when the count decreased by half). This word is analogous not only to half-life (default sense) but also to doubling time (if x3 is filled by -1). See also: grixabybi'otei, grixonbybi'otei.
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krtisfranks |
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Sun Jan 17 10:14:44 2016 |
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"le snidu be li su'ai bibipa pi mu lo'e nonkansa nurtoni (li pa) loi ciplanli cu gritezdybi'otei" = "the mean lifetime of the/a typical free neutron is 881.5 s, according to experiment" (please do not consider any of this terminology as setting precedence; it is meant to illustrate the functioning of this word; even then, it is arguable that a typical free neutron does not constitute a statistical population/sample)
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