Sentence examples for coherently driven from inspiring English sources

Muller, A. et al. Resonance fluorescence from a coherently driven semiconductor quantum dot in a cavity.

Malaguti, S., Bellanca, G. & Trillo, S. Dispersive wave-breaking in coherently driven passive cavities.

Via an engineered reservoir, the system is coherently driven by a two-photon pump with amplitude G and has two-photon losses with rate η.

It is verified that the atomic system coherently driven by a strong optical field will give rise to a negative refractive index in certain probe frequency ranges.

The generation of Kerr frequency combs in a coherently driven nonlinear microresonator is now extensively investigated more generally by the research community as a potentially portable technology for a variety of applications.

Unveiling coherently driven hyperpolarization dynamics in signal amplification by reversible exchange.

CARS microscopy uses two pulsed lasers to coherently drive a specific molecular vibration by tuning the beating frequency, i.e., the frequency difference between the two lasers, to a Raman band [15].

Calling for a long-term industrial strategy, Heseltine says he does not "believe the current structures do enough to enable the government to work together coherently to drive through the change required".

We analyze optical bistability (OB) behavior based on intersubband transitions in an asymmetric coupled-quantum well (CQW) driven coherently by a probe laser field and a control laser field by means of a unidirectional ring cavity.

Unfortunately, the general weakens his arguments by not marshaling them coherently, by often appearing to be driven by pique and by himself zigzagging through various descriptions of the Kosovo conflict -- calling it "war" several times, then saying, "We weren't at war, nor did we want to be".

The telemetry system designer is driven to employ a coherent system for greater data throughput, but the sensitivity issues of coherently demodulated systems to channel fluctuations may require more robust incoherent demodulation.