The phrase "as a function of the polarization" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts involving mathematics, physics, or data analysis where a variable is dependent on the polarization of a system or signal.
Example: "The output signal varies significantly as a function of the polarization, affecting the overall performance of the system."
Alternatives: "in relation to the polarization" or "depending on the polarization".
Using a transverse wave probe in reflection mode, phase and amplitude of its output signal are measured as a function of the polarization angle.
We demonstrate a set of individual holographic gratings in a thick substrate displaying a high contrast in diffraction efficiency as a function of the polarization of the read beam.
Equation (3) was then used to fit the SHG signal in every pixel of the images as a function of the polarization angle of the laser excitation.
In addition, we introduce the novel idea that it is possible to select the probed depth as a function of the polarization ellipticity, thus allowing screening the tissue at any specific depth comprised between the surface and a maximum depth defined by the maximum penetration depth of the circularly polarized photons.
By analogy with Jones matrices, knowledge of the Jones tensor allows one to predict all polarization-dependent observables of a given measurement as a function of the incident polarization state or states.
Using excitation polarization-resolved second harmonic generation (SHG) microscopy, we measured SHG intensity as a function of the excitation polarization angle for type I and type II collagens.
This analysis was carried out in particular as a function of the applied polarization voltages.
(a) The free energy as a function of the spin polarization along the x direction at high temperature (tilde{beta}equiv NJ/k_{B}T=0.5).
Inset: intensity in the emission as a function of the orientation of vector polarization.
Thus, it is possible to observe how the intensity of the photoluminescence spectrum changes as a function of the orientation of the incident polarization vector.
Change in switchable polarization as a function of the number of switching cycles for both embossed region with the biases of 5 and 3 V, respectively.
