Sentence examples for couplings for from inspiring English sources

In order to get a better appreciation of the precision of these optimal values, the full pseudorotation wheel of 1 and 2 has been scanned by the Matlab program resulting in Figures 3 and 4. In Figure 3, contour plots indicate the root-mean-square-deviation between the fitted and the experimental scalar coupling couplings for 1 (left) and 2 (right).

In addition to this, a rich variety of other collective behaviors such as clusters with phase-flip transition, conventional chimera, solitary state and complete synchronized state which have been reported using different coupling architectures are found to be induced by the employed couplings for appropriate coupling strengths.

It may well be that the reduction of the effect in Experiment 3 reflects the fact that the perfect coupling of hands and foot pedals (and learning of the couplings for repeated arrangements) in the previous experiments contributed to the overall RT advantage for old arrangements.

On the top of the machine are couplings for a 10-cup food processor and for a 6-cup blender with a no-splash feature.

"Heads in Beds" embraces the full, novelistic breadth of hotel experience, not just the squalid late-night couplings for which they are so justly known.

It takes a mere three couplings for him to lose interest, but – and here is an example of the wincing acuity of Lena Andersson's novel – he isn't kind enough to dump her.

The vehicle chosen for this investigation is correlated-coupling for time-independent neutron or photon transport problems, which has been applied to material perturbation isolated from both the source and detector.

The increase of scattering intensity arises from better in/out-coupling for thicker gaps (due to better matching to radiating photons which is reduced in nm-scale gaps, Supporting Information Figure S15).

The method provides a useful tool when designing mass-produced kinematic couplings intended for applications where coupled bodies are exchanged.

However, many engineering designs do involve couplings, especially for the design of large and complex systems, even though these couplings may have various degrees of strength.

Moreover, the hyperfine couplings responsible for the inhomogeneous broadening of the EPR lines, which cannot be directly observed in CW EPR experiments, can be resolved in the ED EPR spectrum.