Sentence examples for discrete medium from inspiring English sources
In conventional chromatography, the stationary phase column is typically filled with porous polymer beads or some other discrete medium whose physical or chemical properties modulate the diffusion rates of analytes passing through.
Our detailed numerical study not only reveals waveguide-like propagation of the localized state inside such a disordered discrete medium but also shows that a specific localized state is independent of the spatial profile of the input beam.
The discrete element method is more suitable for studying the influence of shield tunnel construction in discrete medium.
Although these methods can be applied to study the effect of shield tunnel construction in a continuous medium, they are not suitable for sandy cobble stratum that is typically a discrete medium.
Pivka, L., Zheleznyak, A.L., Wu, C-W., Chua, L.O. "On the generation of scroll waves in a three-dimensional discrete active medium," International Journal of Bifurcation & Chaos in Applied Sciences & Engineering, vol.5, no.1, pp.313-320.
The general expression for the space correlation function of the multiply scattered field from a discrete random medium as established in Part I is modified to a compact series form.
The present paper deals with diffusion in a porous solid, which is considered as a discrete random medium composed of random structural elements (pores) chaotically connected with each other.
This suggests that the 3-D heterostructure of the MNPs and CNTs plays a key role as a strong reinforcing agent in supporting the polymer matrix and simultaneously serves as a discrete force-transfer medium to transfer the loaded tension throughout the polymer matrix.
They have binned these data into only three discrete categories (fast, medium and slow) and represented those categories by three discrete numbers for their PCA analyses.
In these circumstances, the medium is discrete, not continuous.
The scattering spectrum is reduced to three contributions arising from (1) the chromatographic medium, (2) discrete protein molecules, and (3) the distribution of sorbed protein within the medium.
