The phrase "attenuation to the" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to a reduction or weakening of something, but it lacks context to be usable.
Example: "The attenuation to the signal was noticeable during the storm."
Alternatives: "reduction in" or "diminution of".
The work presented proposes a procedure to relate the quality factor of attenuation to the inhomogeneity of the attenuated wave in a dissipative medium.
The relation of seismic velocity and attenuation to the engineering quality of geological materials is well established.
Our study not only encompasses internal asymptotic output consensus, but also assures certain disturbance attenuation to the closed-loop system.
A particular feature was demonstrated which related the prediction of system performance, in terms of vibration attenuation, to the tests required for optimising the neural network.
Regarding the interactions of electron with matter, the produced radiations and their attenuation to the permitted level (i.e. 0.01 mrem/h) are evaluated and calculated.
It is verified that the existing of human above the WUSN system may cause additional attenuation to the signal of near surface WUSN which propagates as lateral wave along the ground.
For simplicity, we here consider formulations for elastic waves without anelastic attenuation to explain the scheme.
The continental lower crust situated immediately above the Philippine Sea slab shows high attenuation, and high attenuation continues to the surface in some areas (lines A and E).
"With an acute outbreak this large, we expect the attenuation to take quite some time.
Finally, linear attenuation coefficients can be measured at two tube potential differences, enabling the separation of attenuation due to the Compton scattering and the photoelectric effect.
Utah asserts that the attenuation exception to the exclusionary rule allows the Court to admit the evidence that Fackrell seized incident to Strieff's lawful arrest.
