Sentence examples for because of the superposition from inspiring English sources
The design of catalytic distillation (CD) columns is a challenging task because of the superposition of chemical reaction and distillation in one apparatus.
Eventually, the methane concentration at the location of spontaneous combustion is the lowest and it gradually increases outside the spontaneous combustion area because of the superposition of air leakage, 'fire pressure' and the entrainment effect.
The dynamic model of the magnetic suspension flywheel (MSFW) whose rotor is suspended by the permanent magnet (PM) biased hybrid magnetic bearing is nonlinear, complicated and coupled because of the superposition and couple of the electromagnetic flux and PM flux.
For example, the passage of an electron or a photon through the double slit illustrated in Figure 9 will, in this QED formalism, produce the observed interference pattern on a photographic plate because of the superposition of all the possible paths these particles can take through the slits.
The solution of the problem described here can be constituted using the solutions of two individual problems because of the superposition principle of the solution of linear equations.
The periodicity of the pressure fluctuation in the time domain is not obvious because of the superposition of several frequency components.
Thus, correlating the power timelines of the different EEG frequency bands with one specific RSN time course will lead to low and unstable correlation values because they consist of the superposition of the electrophysiological signals coming from all RSNs, which cannot be disentangled by a global EEG power time course.
Because these aggregate patterns always consist of the superposition of the daily rhythms of individuals, it is worth investigating how the main features of the aggregate level form from superposition.
Thus, the presence of looped paths leads to an apparent deviation of the superposition principle14.
(f i) Proposed structure of the superposition between the moiré pattern and the 1D wrinkles.
f, Two orthogonal views of the superposition between two subclasses for the two-ligand complex.
