Sentence examples for dip corresponding from inspiring English sources

Inset shows the dip corresponding to the cyclotron frequency from the motional resonance spectrum Fig. 5 Homogeneity of magnetic field along X,Yand Z axes.

A dip corresponding to the crystal field splitting (D) of the triplet ground state of NV− appeared at 2,868.4 MHz (Figure 2(a)).

The resulting signal was a fast dip, corresponding to the compression of the cadmium sphere, followed by slower increase, corresponding to the decompression and following dispersal of the sphere and the lanthanum.

Total length of this map was 18.6 cM and markers were found at both sides of DIP, corresponding to 5.9 and 12.7 cM, respectively.

As demonstrated in microwave frequencies, combination of NPs with various geometries results in several transmission dips corresponding to the type of NPs [74].

In contrast to relatively low modulation of optical signal at 633- and 532-nm wavelengths, the transverse scan of the intensity profile at 405 nm contained sharp dips corresponding to the silver nanoparticle surface plasmon resonance absorption in the imprinted strips.

Deletion-Insertion Polymorphisms (DIPs) are also given in Table S5; Two DIPs corresponding to reference positions 31619 and 39143 are deletions causing a frameshift within essential phage proteins.

Large CEST dips corresponding to a minor state conformation were observed in pWT apoSOD12SH profiles for both T135 and T137 that match the expected positions of a state in which the helix is present (∼10 ppm upfield from resonance positions of the major conformation in both cases).

By comparing the results in Figure 1 and Figure 3, we find that in the region where appears a conductance dip, the corresponding DOS spectrum shows up as a peak.

The layer is sub-horizontal and slightly dipping eastward, corresponding to the boundary between the subducting Indian Plate and the overriding Burma Plate.

The landward boundary of the frontal prism is a prominent landward dipping reflection corresponding to the backstop interface (Tsuru et al. 2000).