Sentence examples for binary contact from inspiring English sources

It is shown by numerical calculations that diffraction efficiencies as high as 80%and90%0% can be achieved with sinusoidal and binary contact grating profiles, respectively, in the 1.4 1.7 µm pump wavelength range, where no two-photon absorption is present, thereby allowing higher pump intensities.

Another approach, used by van de Werken et al. (2012) and Splinter et al. (2012) employs two complementary arms: in the proximity of the viewpoint, multi-scale visualization of a semi-quantitative contact map, remote from the viewpoint, an empirically estimated contact background model of binary contact profiles combined with a window-based enrichment and permutation analysis.

The viscoelastic properties of thermoreversible polybutadiene networks in which junctions are formed by binary contacts between polar stickers (phenylurazole) are investigated by a dynamic mechanical spectroscopy within the frequency range 0.0079 79.5 Hz (0.05 500 rads−1).

We show that the hardening owes its origin to the non-bonded part of the forcefield and is related to the increase in the number of close binary contacts between parts of macromolecular chains that are pushed into close proximity due to compressive deformation.

We use the classical GNM that applies binary contacts, where the contact probabilities are binarized using varying cutoffs that are shown on the x-axis in Figure 1.

Binary tablet tablet contacts and the contacts between tablets or capsules and common equipment surfaces were studied.

One way in which this can happen is through the natural evolution of a rubble pile system that undergoes fission and forms a binary system, contact binary, or asteroid pair.

It is what scientists call a "contact binary".

In other cases, as Tuttle demonstrates, a gentle collision would lead to a contact binary.

But the idea that 67P could be a contact binary is a major surprise.

It all fits together if the two components of the contact binary came from different locales, says Mumma.