Sentence examples for desired spectra from inspiring English sources
The numerical simulations indicate that the designed multi-functional DOEs can successfully generate desired spectra at predesigned directions.
Thus, DSW design is necessary, to balance desired spectra with low sidelobes.
Alternatively, for controlling the spectra of the codes, one can generate white noise vectors and then apply amplitude distortion in the Fourier domain to achieve desired spectra.
Most ALF vapor cells use alkali metals because of their high vapor pressures; many alkali metals also have absorption lines and resonance in the desired spectra.
The key point of the method is design and implement desired spectra response in grating strength modulation domain, while not in grating period chirp domain.
Multiplication by the desired spectrum weight function, followed by inverse transformation to physical space then yields the sample field.
In a structural modification problem the mass and stiffness matrices are modified to obtain a desired spectrum.
The simulation results show that the best nanofluid-based optical filter can transmit ∼82% of the desired spectrum to GaAs or Si PV cells.
Functionally graded materials (FGM) are designed to acquire a desired spectrum of properties within a material with a gradual variation in either microstructure, composition or porosity across the thickness.
Inverse-FFT additive synthesis is implemented by writing any desired spectrum into an array and using the FFT algorithm to synthesize each frame of the time waveform (Chamberlin 1980); it undoubtedly has a big future in spectral-modeling synthesis since it is so general.
Type and number of transgene(s), and the native or synthetic promoter(s) to be employed should be carefully selected according to the desired spectrum of disease resistance (narrow or broad), the nature (bacteria, fungi, or both), lifestyle (biotrophic or necrotrophic) and virulence strategies of the pathogens(s), and the genetic and physiological characteristics of the engineered crop.
