Periodic fluctuation of the Q-penalty curves obtained by Monte-Carlo simulation is shown verifying such a coherence effect of the FWM.
elim.: elimination of A1; fix.: fixation of A1 A typical example is represented by scenario S1 with a relatively strong coherence effect of A1 as expressed in the f-ranking.
As result, conventional Rayleigh's equations are not sufficient to address the effect of NA and coherence on DOF.
These shifts can be due to such physical phenomena as coherence effects or the scattering of electromagnetic radiation whether from charged elementary particles, from particulates, or from fluctuations of the index of refraction in a dielectric medium as occurs in the radio phenomenon of radio whistlers.
The effects of coherence and the use of this parameter as a measure of strength of coupling are discussed, with coherence effects being reduced in geometrically irregular systems.
Temporal coherence effects arise from the finite spectral width of the source radiation; a coherence time Δt can be defined as 1/Δν, in which Δν is the frequency bandwidth.
This analysis showed that d' increased with both viewing time and stimulus coherence (main effect of urgency, p<0.001; main effect of coherence, p<0.001), and in the rating task it remained lower than in the discrimination task (main effect of task, p<0.001, p<0.001, and p = 0.018 at coherence = 15 %, 30, and 60%, respectively).
When the coupling is strong (γ < 1), transmission effects dominate and the net effects of coherence are large.
Evaluation approaches that have focused on individual components of models independently, rather than examining their internal coherence and incorporating the effects of context, contribute to the lack of consensus regarding exactly what constitutes PHC [ 17].
As the motion epoch developed, however, the representation of both relative and absolute value faded and the effects of motion coherence and behavioral choice emerged.
