Sentence examples for diffuse state from inspiring English sources

The S-to-P energy ratio can be used to judge whether a wavefield is in a diffuse state (multiple scattering regime) or not.

Shapiro et al. (2000) conducted the first seismic observation in this context and concluded that seismic coda is in a diffuse state.

If the wavefield then consists of omni-directional arrivals, suggesting a diffuse state (Weaver 1982), then wavefield characterization by seismic gradiometry would not be applicable, at least in its current form.

Part of the explanation for this diffuse state of affairs is that, quite reasonably, many philosophers of education have the goal (reinforced by their institutional affiliation with Schools of Education and their involvement in the initial training of teachers) of contributing not to philosophy but to educational policy and practice.

In other words, by starting from a smooth, diffuse state, our universe began with a much lower entropy than it could have had, if more mass would have been concentrated in the form of black holes at the beginning.

A mind lost in vague and diffuse state cannot be a searchlight, and therefore is unable to see the hidden contents clearly enough to acquire full knowledge about them.

With these threats duly vanquished, the health care reform law now confronts a diffuse state-by-state, bureaucrat-by-bureaucrat battle to reach the ordinary Americans hoping for health care coverage.

From this, we conclude that the late stages of Tho1 folding involve 'locking' the diffuse transition state ensemble into the native state using strong, long-range interactions.

This diffuse brain state is not only an intellectual one, open to looser connections between words and concepts.

"The implication is that positive mood engages this broad, diffuse attentional state that is both perceptual and visual," said Dr. Anderson.

The orchestration of emotions in sports begins with the arousal of expectations, provoking a diffuse emotional state that is then directed into a series of discrete and identifiable emotional displays.