Sentence examples for designed transformation from inspiring English sources

This research mainly describes a simply designed transformation from gear rotation to a practicable on/off pulse signal which is collected and storied by PLC as the terminal.

In this work, we show that the designed transformation media can concentrate the electromagnetic field more extremely around the center of the rectangular cross-section inside the straight waveguide.

This work demonstrated that the bio-oil derived from fast pyrolysis of straw stalk was able to be converted into the jet and diesel fuel range hydrocarbons by a designed transformation route.

But as I documented in Forbes back in November 2014, China's designed transformation for coal is NOT necessarily about using much less as it is about using coal differently.

This paper discusses the architectural design project "Transformation Structure Space", which was carried out at the Department of Building Construction HB2 in 2004.

The material they've designed "uses transformation optics, in which a conformal coordinate transformation is applied to Maxwell's equations to obtain a spatially distributed set of constitutive parameters that define the cloak".

For example, periodic plasmonic gratings can be generated from a simple slab through two conformal transformations [65], or high Q-factor whispering gallery modes are designed via transformation optics by linking to the fundamental whispery structure [66].

However, invisibility cloaks designed by transformation optics1,2 are normally bulky devices with complex spatial distributions of material parameters.

A specifically designed parameter transformation ensures that the grid points stay in their feasible regions during optimization.

Similarly, Kim et al. [19, 20] designed a transformation scheme based on the Hilbert curve.

Urzhumov, YA; Kundtz, NB; Smith, DR; Pendry, JB, Cross-section comparisons of cloaks designed by transformation optical and optical conformal mapping approaches, Journal of Optics (United Kingdom), vol. 13 no. 2 (February, 2011), pp. 024002-024002, IOP Publishing [repository], [doi] [abs].