Sentence examples for different electromagnetic from inspiring English sources
Note that on Fig. 2(f) as well as on Fig. 2(c) due to the different electromagnetic conditions, the intensity of reflectivity at resonance peak differ, typically spanning a factor of two between the extremes n ~ 1.333 and n ~ 1.474, hence still leaving absolute signals and, e.g., photon noise contribution, in the same range.
The graded coefficient exhibits different effects on the B G waves at different electromagnetic circumstances.
The changes in the microstructure and adhesiveness of the monetite coatings were discussed at the different electromagnetic frequencies.
Electromagnetic analysis reveals that Co@C microspheres show quite different electromagnetic functions as compared with pure Co derived from Co3O4 microspheres.
This paper discusses the different electromagnetic boundary conditions on the crack-faces in magnetoelectroelastic materials, which possess coupled piezoelectric, piezomagnetic and magnetoelectric effects.
Such simulation enables the software to simulate and analyze different electromagnetic parameters such as flux lines, flux density, losses, and etc under different input sources and with high accuracy.
Figure 4a represents the total scattering cross section with the main resonance around 700 nm together with the division into the different order electromagnetic modes which are manifold for this medium-sized nanoparticle.
Gravitational waves are so radically different from electromagnetic waves that I think we can be rather sure that we will see big surprises".
Mitsuhata et al. (2006) applied three different-scale electromagnetic measurements on land.
It should be realised that different types of electromagnetic fields and/or electromagnetic radiation are responsible for different types of phenomena that can be observed as a result of radiation exposure.
Because gluons carry colour, they can interact among themselves, and this makes the behaviour of the strong force subtly different from the electromagnetic force.
