Sentence examples for because the wave thickness from inspiring English sources

Because the wave thickness is small compared with the computational domain, a fine mesh is needed, limiting the practicality of the process to two-dimensional geometries.

A delaminated point in the deck will theoretically demonstrate a shift in the thickness stretch mode toward higher values because the wave reflections occur at shallower depths.

When the wavelength is longer, the antisymmetric solution approaches the nondispersive Rayleigh wave because the fluid layer thickness does not change and the fluid pressure has a negligible effect on the solid motion.

At the height of the wave, the JZ reaches a thickness of about 10 12 mm.

Earlier icebreaking attempts to reach the ship failed because of the thickness of the ice.

First, because the US wave attenuates as it moves deeper into body tissue, the value of EI was affected by the thickness of the tissue (MT and FT).

Gutters made with primary aluminum are the better choice because the thickness of the stock is consistent.

"Our sensitivity is slightly lower than the norm because of the thickness of our material," he said.

Because of the thickness of the wires used in its experiments to date, the switches Hewlett-Packard has used so far actually consist of millions of molecules each.

Such intense waves affect the wave phase of chorus waves because they appear as a superposition of waves.

The Monte Carlo simulations generated G by launching 10 2×10 wavefronts for each slab thickness which produced relative errors of <0.1% in the wave count tallies.