Sentence examples for beam ratio from inspiring English sources

The incident beam ratio and the readout geometry have the largest effect on how long the grating can be read out.

Beam to draft ratio (B/T), length to beam ratio (L/B), block coefficient (CB) and stem angle were selected as geometric parameters for hull form development.

Therefore, one can attain a focal hole for different modes by tuning the pupil to beam ratio of the input azimuthally polarized beam.

Their comparatively high length to beam ratio, however, gave them a high coefficient of inertia, which made maneuvers in formation difficult".

By adjusting the beam ratios so that only the low intensity, high spatial frequency image components are phase conjugated and inverse transformed, an image consisting of just the defects is produced.

Four more tests for CB variations from 0.65 to 0.85 were conducted and two more for beam to draft and length to beam ratios were also performed to study the effect of the geometric parameters on ice resistance.

Variations of sensitivity are represented by the slope obtained by plotting the ion beam ratios corrected for the relative abundances of ions (IBR) versus oxygen to matrix concentrations.

The reduced length while retaining the same beam as the prior Connecticut class resulted in a disadvantageous length-to-beam ratio, causing reduced performance relative to that class.

Coupled with the relatively low length-to-beam ratio of 7.14:1, this meant that very powerful turbines were necessary to achieve even modest speeds.

Their motion was irregular, and their low length-to-beam ratio caused excessive rolling and pitching, which made it difficult to keep the guns on-target.

The ship's power and slim, cruiser-type hull with a length-to-beam ratio of 10 1 gave her a speed of 34.3 kn and made her the fastest carrier in the world at the time of her commissioning.