Sentence examples for decrease in propagation from inspiring English sources

To minimize the number of hops, and achieve an expected decrease in propagation delay, [11 13] developed distance-based broadcast schemes considered the distance between senders and receivers.

It was believed that the micropores as observed at grain boundaries in the PMNT/ZnO ceramics (in black circles in Figure 2b, c, d) contributed to the obstruction of crack propagation, and hence, a decrease in crack propagation led to an increase in fracture toughness values.

The results indicate an average improvement in robustness of 6.2% together with a decrease in delay propagation of about 25%.

A pre-existing fault leads to a decrease in fracture propagation because of fault reactivation with shear failure.

In addition to the marked change in the flame shape, the most noticeable effect of an increase in γ is the decrease in the propagation speed of the flame front.

Video recordings have been analysed to determine the mechanisms involved in transport of particles in slug flow and are used to explain the observed decrease in particle propagation velocity with increased liquid viscosity.

The possibility of whether the decrease in cell propagation observed in reduced partial gravity levels was due to an increased cell death under these conditions was investigated.

Simulation results in Figure 17b shows that the performance of TCP NCE decreases with increase in propagation delays from 50 to 170 ms. For this experiment, we used 9 Mbps bandwidth, 2% random loss, and 4% packet reorder rate.

It was found that slip irreversibility increased as temperature increased and it has been proposed that this variation causes the observed decrease in fatigue crack propagation threshold values with increasing temperature.

A decrease in resistance to the propagation of delamination is observed with the increase in frequency for the composite studied.

The proposed methodology facilitates explanation of the experimentally observed decrease in the fatigue crack propagation rate (FCPR) for thin structures.