Sentence examples for diagram pattern from inspiring English sources

At 60 GHz, measurements have been carried into large indoor areas leading to path-loss parameters differentiating receiver antenna diagram pattern as detailed in the Table 1.

The cascode design when compared to the common-emitter design, provided a higher bandwidth and a more open eye diagram, as well as less sensitive to input power gain and eye diagram pattern.

High ratings for Q2, Q5 and Q7 are due to the flexibility that the tool offers to the user to add in the diagram Design Patterns that go beyond the existing knowledge in the topic.

That may be a reason why the worm's behavior cannot be computed from the wiring diagram: the pattern of connections is changing all the time under the influence of the worm's 250 neuropeptides.

We analyze the patterns and statistics through the PSTH histograms (Figure 5) and the phase diagrams (Figure 6) of pattern types as a function of the strength and sign (i.e. excitatory or inhibitory) for the net effect of the inter-population projections.

A sample MXE exported file is shown in Listing 4. Fig. 5 Designed High Level Software Diagram with Design Patterns sample Sample of a designed High Level software diagram designed by the ArchReco prototype.

The concern is so widespread, she believes it needs its own place on the Power and Control Wheel, a diagram listing patterns of abuse that domestic violence professionals use to guide victims through awareness of their situation.

His intricate creations, like "Untitled," (above), which he describes as "microns" or "what can't be seen," are diagrams and patterns that often include chemical equations and scientific structures.

Reference [22] built an RA for cloud systems with use cases, activity diagrams, and patterns.

Four are existing notations (verbal propositions, Euler diagrams, Venn diagrams and Englebretsen's Linear diagrams) and one a novel diagrammatic system – Category Pattern Diagrams (CPDs).

Fig. 27 Schematic diagram showing central pattern generators (a) with 4n coupled cells that is used to model gait patterns in animals with 2n legs [332] and (b) a three-cell motif of bursters with varying coupling strengths, as considered in [333, 334].