Sentence examples for decrease with the propagation from inspiring English sources
In addition, as the influence of prior knowledge would decrease with the propagation distance, the length of the propagation routine becomes more and more limited.
The propagation experiment showed that the correlation between the propagated song sequence (envelope, spectrum and spectrogram) and the control one decreased with the propagation distance (Table 2), with weak correlations from 100 m, especially for the envelope (amplitude modulations) and the spectrogram (frequency modulations).
Therefore, we assume the log-normal shadowing model for the channel and we suppose that the power of a received signal decreases exponentially with the propagation distance: (4).
Moreover, the oscillation amplitude of the wiggling trajectory of a low-intensity soliton decreases gradually with the propagation distance, but the situation for a high-intensity soliton is contrary.
The experimental results showed that the peak pressure of the shock wave decreased exponentially with the propagation distance of the shock wave, whereas the width of the shock wave increased with propagation distance.
Then, with the increase of the height of mismatch, the symmetric mode becomes asymmetric again at Δ = 40 nm, leading to the decrease of the propagation length.
The oscillation frequency and the phase velocity of electromagnetic field perturbation decrease with increase of the propagation angle relatively to geomagnetic field direction.
Similar decreases of the propagation rate can be achieved with both types of compounds.
Antioxidants are molecules that decrease the propagation and activity of free radicals through neutralization and quenching reactions [ 2].
It is found that the transient response amplitude of the Rayleigh wave decreases with increase in the propagation distance for the same viscosity, which may attribute to the presence of geometric attenuation for cylindrical diffusion propagation.
An "iPhone moment" can happen, but only with the propagation of multimodal human computer interaction.
