Sentence examples for a narrow divergence from inspiring English sources

By simulating the electrical field distribution above the CNF, we concluded that the optimum values of the electro-optical properties of CNFs on the tip substrate were found at an angle of approximately 50º with a narrow divergence angle.

Whereas diffuse OW links emit light over a large divergence angle, the MSD transmitter uses a series of narrow divergence beams directed to the ceiling.

The estimated trait range through time showed an initial period of narrow divergence, followed by a marked increase in trait ranges associated with the accelerated evolution of flower size within the clade Nematanthus-A (Fig.  2a).

Photonic crystal vertical emitting QCLs were designed to produce vertical radiation from rectangle aperture (200 μm × 200 μm) with narrow divergence angle of 2.4° × 1.8° [2].

Relationships with narrow divergence time intervals received unexpectedly limited support even from the phylogenomic analyses.

Therefore, speciation adds an additional level of complication for resolving such narrow divergences.

This is particularly true when narrow divergences are required such as for long-range applications.

It is generally expected that increasing the amount of data and improving the taxon sampling enhance the resolution of narrow divergences.

The geometry discussed here is the simplest experimental conceptual configuration, with a narrow pencil beam with a divergence of typically 0.1° impinging on a cluster of crystallites.

In any case, the scarcity of regulatory divergence observed here for the embryo stage suggests that regulatory divergence is rare and may have a narrow genomic basis involving only a small number of genetic factors.

Given that divergence-time estimates relying on a narrow interpretation of the New Zealand vicariance event are probably biased, we have focused on the results obtained using the more relaxed prior on the age of the passerine root.