Sentence examples for changing the incidence from inspiring English sources

On changing the incidence angle by a few degrees, the deflection changes in the arcsecond range.

This fact yields us by changing the incidence from 30 to 60, the operational wavelength can be tuned between two main optical communication windows, while by changing the fraction factor, dispersion and its higher order can be fine tuned in each of optical communication windows which are very useful in wavelength division multiplexing systems and planar lightwave circuits.

The formation of nanostructures is observed on Ge by changing the incidence angle of the ion beam.

PPV varied between 0.16% and 1.57% when changing the incidence of CD from 1 10000 to 1 1000 live births.

Humphrey says the Gambian study was critical because it was the first to show that interventions to reduce clinical diarrhea could be highly successful without changing the incidence of stunting at all.

The epidemiology of listeriosis in Europe is changing; the incidence is increasing, and the distribution of cases is shifting, primarily affecting elderly persons and those with predisposing medical conditions.

An incidence risk of 50% can be achieved by for example changing the population incidence of D for individuals not exposed to E, ie, p.0.D, to 0.41667.

This is an area of interest for manufacturers of wind turbines to improve the aerodynamic performance, as has been done with airplane wings and also to use the swept tips to unload the blades during wind gusts by changing the local incidences with a nose-down torsional moment.

Changing the angle of incidence from head-on collision to the closer-to-tangential angle of incidence had no discernible effect on αs or αb.

Then, changing the form of the incidence can potentially change the behaviour of the system.

To test for the existence of longitudinal motion in our recordings, we studied the effects of changing the angle of incidence of our measurement beam (Fig. 8).