Sentence examples for capture the wave from inspiring English sources
It describes not only where to tune a receiver to capture the wave but how much information-carrying capacity the wave has.
The structure of this WEC is smart, in which the float moving in the vertical direction is used to capture the wave energy.
It is essential for the mechanical energy to be converted into electrical energy in time so as to capture the wave energy as soon as possible.
High-speed schlieren imaging system and synchronized pressure measurement system are used together to capture the wave structures and particle cloud velocity.
In order to properly cooperate with the split-coefficient matrix methods and the characteristic of the SWEs, a new way to determine the shape of star in the GFDM is proposed in this paper to capture the wave transmission.
A finite volume technique is used to solve the momentum equation together with a one step explicit scheme for the time evaluation and in order to capture the wave propagation phenomena.
Now scientists hope that they can find success launching even more ambitious attempts to capture the waves.
The New Yorker doesn't seem to capture the waves of outrage I read in on-line feedback in other media.
The main motivation is analyzing the transient behavior of the solutions obtained by the models, besides of to verify the solver which presents better accuracy and capability to capture the waves' velocities magnitude.
For surfers in need of inspiration between big wave days, Glenn Horowitz Bookseller in East Hampton has an exhibition of surfing art and homages, including boards with psychedelic graphics (left) designed by the legendary Joel Tudor, posters, books, albums, T-shirts, photographs by Michael Halsband and sculptures by Mike Solomon, who captures the wave's hollow contour in beeswax and wire mesh.
But the picture of the few hours during which it was ransacked, built up through a series of interviews for the Guardian and London School of Economics research project, captures the wave of excitement that spread across England as people felt they could "get stuff for free".
