Sentence examples for attenuation limit from inspiring English sources
Owing to the boundedness of the state, the cost is defined over a finite-time interval (the final time is defined as the time needed for the process state to become smaller than the desired uncertainty attenuation limit), while the optimization is performed over a broad set of initial conditions and time-varying disturbance profiles.
Inconsistent criteria for the upper and lower HU cut-offs used to characterize muscle attenuation limit comparisons between investigations.
Pole and zero placing include natural and 3dB attenuation limited passbands.
Light attenuation limits the visibility distance at about twenty meters in clear water and five meters or less in turbid water.
Rather than parasite dose alone [134], [148], therefore, protection appears influenced by degree of parasite attenuation (limiting liverstages [149]), density of simultaneous bites, and pro-inflammatory local context.
Finally, in view of the observed significant decay of imposed pulses along the bed, care should be exercised to properly interpret data obtained in short laboratory reactors (where pulse attenuation is limited) for scale-up of the much longer industrial beds.
Second, transformers cause high attenuation which limits the range of the communication.
Photon attenuation, scatter, limited spatial resolution, and image noise all contribute to the inherent quantitative inaccuracy in SPECT images, and must be compensated for.
However, the contribution of bone attenuation is limited in the integral in Equation 1 for small animals so that effects on quantification would not spread widely, as shown in the 'Results' section and in Figure 6b.
The actual distance covered by the shear waves before their attenuation is limited: the data concerning tissue response can only be achieved within a small ROI (rectangular box along the straight vertical line).
On the other hand, other approaches obtain higher threshold gain by introducing real optical attenuations or limiting the effective gain, hence sacrificing the optical power generated in the laser cavity.
