Sentence examples for core wave from inspiring English sources

By using a Teflon AF (Amorphous Fluoropolymer) liquid core wave guide, the limit of detection has been significantly improved, allowing on-line measurements at ambient concentrations.

The very small increase at the core-mantle boundary in the SS97a model eliminates the shadow (see Fig. 7) and leads to a "whispering gallery" effect at the top of the core (wave fronts may travel horizontally just under the boundary), illuminating its structure up the the outermost core surface.

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To verify the accuracy of the analytical solution, several honeycomb sandwich beams with sinusoidal core waves either in the longitudinal or transverse directions are tested in bending.

In order to verify the accuracy of the analytical and numerical predictions, several honeycomb sandwich beam samples with sinusoidal core waves oriented along the longitudinal or transverse or vertical directions and with different face sheet configurations are experimentally tested in torsion.

Panning et al.'s (2017) seismic wavespeed model brings mantle shear-wave speeds very close to core compressional wave speed, holding out the hope that the shallow core may be illuminated better by SKS and SKKS.

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The controlled effective pressure core P wave velocity is also similar to the velocities from the seismic data analysis.

When light propagated by total internal reflection (TIR) in the fiber core, evanescent wave produced on the fiber surface could interact with the DPD reagents and produce absorption change.

When light propagated by total internal reflection (TIR) in the fiber core, evanescent wave could be produced on the fiber surface and excite [Ru bpy 3]2+ fluorophore to produce fluorescence emission.

Bell never imagined that, working in factories built in his name, engineers could someday take a molten ingot of glass and stretch it into a glass tube thousands of kilometers long, with a reflecting core, a "wave guide" for light, under ten microns, less than the diameter of a human hair.