Sentence examples for consequence of propagation from inspiring English sources

It is noted that this tilt is not the consequence of propagation of the beam in free flight to the entrance of the decelerator; the tilt is mainly due to the opening characteristics of the valve itself.

At these latitudes, both weak scattering ((S_4 < 0.2)) and strong scattering (where S 4 has higher values and can even saturate around 1) can occur, as a consequence of propagation through structures such as plasma bubbles and plumes of ionisation, which can extend to about 1000 km altitude.

The interesting conclusion of this theoretical study is that the "information landscape" is, to a large extent, the consequence of the propagation of the conformational constraints.

Nevertheless the more gases are obtained from the secondary pyrolysis of waxes at gas phase can be interpreted as a consequence of the propagation reaction [9].

This may be a consequence of rift propagation, which is known to have frequently occurred in the northern part of the WPB (Deschamps et al.2008).2008

For Code Division Multiple Access (CDMA) systems such as UTRAN, an additional intracell interference component exists as a consequence of multipath propagation, which decreases the orthogonality between the channelization codes of the cell.

These authors adopted Bowman's idea to the Kokoxili earthquake and then concluded that slip partitioning is a consequence of rupture propagation within the brittle upper crust, and thus, it would not occur if all parts of a fault move simultaneously.

Hence, we asked the question whether innate immune responses are generally suppressed in infected individuals as a consequence of ABPV propagation.

This is a consequence of Affinity Propagation's automatic selection of the number of clusters a feature that is considered both an advantage and a disadvantage of the approach.

Domestication is an essentially unavoidable consequence of artificial propagation (Busack and Currens 1995) and is exerted through artificial environments, non-random choice of broodstock and altered patterns of selection during early life stages (Waples 1999).

The consequences of unequal propagation delay of the sampled control signals along the two arms of a class of digital tan-lock loops (DTLs) have been studied in this paper.