Sentence examples for coupled islands from inspiring English sources
The polarization changes from mostly TE for uncoupled islands (8 nm spacers) to mostly TM (accompanied by a red shift) for vertically coupled islands (1.5 nm spacers).
Specifically, we combine an existing meta-heuristic framework with a loosely coupled distributed island model for scalable parallelization.
This relative stability has been attributed to the remoteness of the islands coupled with New Zealand's strict rules regarding who can visit them.
In this paper, we demonstrate that a ring of Josephson coupled topological superconducting islands threaded by magnetic flux and attached to a quantum dot acts as an excellent parity-controlled probe of Majorana mode physics.
Inadequate sampling of the islands, coupled with cryptic speciation, could contribute to the lack of expected pattern; these are issues that are relevant in the mainland as well.
Located at the juncture of tropical and subtropical regions, Taiwan has a warm and humid climate with abundant precipitation and food, which coupled with the island's diverse vegetation and landscape, makes it a suitable environment for many snake species.
The Obama administration, by contrast, has backed a bipartisan bill to impose further budgetary austerity on the island, coupled with meaningful debt reduction.
In an effort to identify novel E2F targets in normal cell types, we undertook a genome-wide analysis of E2F-bound genes in human epidermal keratinocytes, using chromatin immunoprecipitation (ChIP) coupled to CpG island microarray analysis.
The fluorophores are not covalently coupled to the silver islands so that there are a range of fluorophore-to-metal distances.
The richness of existing leisure resorts on the island is coupled with a fast developing real estate sector.
In this paper, a finite element model of a soil island is coupled to both a consistent transmitting boundary and a paraxial boundary, which are then used to model the propagation of waves in semi-infinite elastic layered media.
