Sentence examples for coefficient of propagation from inspiring English sources

The coefficient of propagation and ground effect for this model was then estimated using a trial-and-error method, and applied to the highway traffic noise simulation model.

The diploid species A. konjac[ 6] is widely planted in China, its corm contained high-level glucomannan and possessed wide adaptability, but poor disease resistance and low coefficient of propagation [ 7]; in the contrast, A. bulbifer is a triploid (2n = 39) [ 6] with high disease resistance, characteristics of multi-seeding relay growth and high coefficient of propagation [ 8].

Indeed this problem models the wave propagation in a medium made up of two components with very different coefficients of propagation, which gives rise to a jump in the boundary condition on the interface.

All parameters are available from the literature, except for rco and kp1, the rate coefficient for propagation of a monomeric radical formed from transfer.

The dispersion curves and attenuation coefficients of wave propagation are presented graphically, in order to illustrate and compare the analytical results.

Photopolymerization behavior and reaction kinetics for a series of multifunctional acrylate monomer(s) and eutectic liquid crystal blends were investigated with particular emphasis on determination of the reaction rate coefficients for propagation and termination steps of photopolymerization.

A way to exploit this feature for a variety of applications is the quasi-phase-matching technique, implemented through the modulation of the second-harmonic coefficient along the direction of propagation.

The coefficient of homogeneous attenuation and propagation velocity are the real unknowns, to be determined for given propagation direction, orthogonal direction and inhomogeneity parameter δ.

As the corresponding saturated macromonomer concentration, [M], inside the growing polymeric micelles cannot be easily determined, only the product of propagation rate coefficient (kp) and [M] are measured by PLP-SEC; at 25 °C, a minimum kp of 863 ± 95 L mol−1 s−1 is estimated assuming bulk [M].

Reciprocity relationships for the scattering coefficients for propagation are derived, and are found to be similar though much simpler than in the case of multi-mode propagation.

Based on the findings, a propagation coefficient of 3.1 (RSME = 1.08) will be used in the algorithm.