Sentence examples for broadband field from inspiring English sources

In many recordings there was also a decrease in broadband field potential activity during this same pre-discharge period.

He has also been chief operating officer for AT&T's broadband field operations, chief executive of the satellite television company Primestar Inc. and president of EchoStar Communications.

The basis of this approach is the decomposition of a quantum optical network into localized components with arbitrary internal degrees of freedom, which are connected via freely propagating unidirectional broadband fields.

Liner design parameters are chosen to achieve up to 30 dB attenuation of the broadband pressure field over the pipe length without affecting the velocity field statistics.

An example is presented in which 'EEpM' broadband sound field is generated up to a maximum non-dimensional frequency of ka= 20 using 152 sources.

We further set a threshold of 20 nT for very quiet conditions and find that in general broadband total field variations exceed this threshold almost twice as often as the differences between geomagnetic variations at neighboring sites.

Frequency-domain and time-domain processing approaches to direction-of-arrival (DOA) estimation for multiple broadband far field signals using beamspace preprocessing structures are proposed.

Com21 was originally begun to build voice-over-cable technology, but Baran quickly realized that neither the market nor the technology was ready yet and he decided to move Com21 into the broadband access field instead.

Kroes pushed hard for more competition and the levelling of the broadband playing field; went to war with mobile operators over roaming charges and has since gone on to fiercely defend and promote technology entrepreneurship, particularly amongst Europe's young people, many of whom face economies where traditional industries have fewer and fewer jobs.

The accuracy of source localization is improved by broadband matched-field inversion technique that enhances correlation by incoherently averaging correlations of individual frequencies.

In the analysis of broadband sound fields in ducts, for example, turbofan engines, large exhaust stacks, and exhaust mufflers, the assumption of 'Equal Energy per Mode' (EEpM) is frequently made.