Sentence examples for absolute transmission from inspiring English sources

Compared with the aforementioned colour-filtering methods, our new design significantly improves absolute transmission, pass bandwidth and compactness.

For TM illumination, stack arrays show the expected filtering behavior with absolute transmission over 50% around the resonant wavelengths, which is several orders of magnitude higher than those of previously reported MIM resonators13.

T = T 0 ( 1 - R ) = e - α × d (1)., in which T is the absolute transmission, α is the absorption coefficient and d is the thickness of the intrinsic-a-Si H layer.

The authors in [16, 17] do not consider the absolute packet transmission priority; instead, they propose a proportional delay model and a transmission scheduler based on queueing information.

Defining absolute zero transmission is conceptually difficult and practically impossible to measure empirically using PfPR2-10 and we therefore feel that the more conservative and inclusive approach used here allows for the possibility of transmission until proven otherwise.

A more elaborate model for competition between species (De Wit 1960) was used to understand the competitive process better, and to explore the combined effect of differences in fitness at the within and between-host levels (using absolute yield of transmission stages as a surrogate for between-host transmission).

The absolute rate of transmission, R, is limited by the round trip acoustic propagation time in tissue.

A 32-base pair inactivating deletion in CCR5 (delta 32) common to Northern European populations has been associated with reduced, but not absolute, HIV-1 transmission risk and delayed disease progression.

The following optical properties of the specimens were computed using the Kramers-Krönig framework and discussed: absolute reflection and transmission coefficients for a single wavelength and relative ones for the wide UV-VIS-IR spectra, spectral dependence of the refractive index, and extinction coefficient as real and imaginary parts of the complex refractive index.

However, the absolute reduction in transmission risk associated with a given reduction in plasma HIV-1 RNA will, of course, be greater at higher plasma HIV-1 levels.

(ii) We found evidence for frequency-dependent selection for the Wt L1 virus (Fig. 7), when including the between-hosts level (absolute yield of transmission stages).