The phrase "attenuation along" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to physics, telecommunications, or signal processing, where it describes the reduction of signal strength over a distance or medium.
Example: "The attenuation along the fiber optic cable was measured to determine the quality of the signal transmission."
Alternatives: "reduction over" or "diminution along".
The 10 kO potentiometer shown in the figure below adjusts the attenuation along the two channels, essentially attenuating signals to below 60 mV in order to reduce distortion.
Smolders, S., Plancke, Y., Ides, S., Meire, P. & Temmerman, S. Role of intertidal wetlands for tidal and storm tide attenuation along a confined estuary: A model study.
The effectiveness of air absorption on increasing sound attenuation along the length could be 3 9 dB at high frequencies.
It was found that the liquid solid drag force is the main cause of wave attenuation along the bed.
Maximum water level attenuation along the two thalwegs drawn in Fig. 6c show a sensitivity to narrowing geomorphology or bottlenecks, such as that shown by the Spit Bridge along the northern thalweg (Fig. 6a,c).
Therefore, in the present study, a proper design of LCL filter for high switching ripple attenuation along with passive damping and proper dq0 current controller are presented.
This application is to investigate the effect of the dampers on the dynamics of the track, including vibration propagations along, resonances of, and attenuations along the track.
The distributions along the NW radial direction are relatively uniform; while there are obvious attenuations along the longitudinal direction, especially inside the substrate, the carrier concentrations are close to 0 at the bottom.
α relates mainly to geometrical spreading, β to static effect especially around source and receiver because it is not multiplied by Δ, and γ to intrinsic and scattering attenuations along path.
The term pearling was characterized by the presence of multiple, prominent segmental enlargements and/or attenuations along the length of one or both gonads, whereas gonads that presented as nodular islands of testicular or ovarian tissue, with either intervening membranous connections or no connections at all, were classified as segmental aplasia.
The formulation of the damping function followed by the attenuation factor along the absorbing layer is depicted and discussed.
