Sentence examples for discrete source from inspiring English sources

Agriculture is the biggest source of pollution because of the so-called diffuse source pollution that does not originate from a single discrete source.

The potential at a given point is the sum of the Coulombic contribution from both discrete source and continuous induced charges.

Each of six fan feeder tributaries behaves independently according to sediment supplied from six discrete source areas within the gully complex.

This enhanced gully fan coupling during storms or wetter periods promotes rapid fan aggradation, with each feeder tributary responding to its discrete source zone.

This study applies the crack growth resistance curve (R-curve) method to predict the residual strength of a composite fuselage panel with discrete source damage.

Internal grid-point placement can be achieved for a given boundary distribution by adding continuous and discrete source terms in the BEM formulation.

The complaint filed with the election commission said that streetcars and firefighters were covered by discrete sources of financing.

The team making the observations, headed by Richard Mushotzky of NASA Goddard Space Flight Center, Greenbelt, Md., reported that about 80% of this so-called X-ray background radiation was produced by roughly 70 million discrete sources uniformly spread over the sky.

A team of astronomers led by Dr. Q. Daniel Wang of the University of Massachusetts at Amherst reported here today that NASA's Earth-orbiting Chandra X-ray Observatory had detected more than 1,000 discrete sources of the powerful X-rays, far more than the dozen sources previously known.

The Chandra X-ray Observatory's high-angular-resolution capability finally allowed the radiation to be resolved into its sources, and it was found that about 75 percent of the X-ray background radiation was produced by roughly 70 million discrete sources uniformly spread over the sky.

During the 1940s and '50s, Australian and British radio scientists were able to locate a number of discrete sources of celestial radio emission that they associated with old supernovae (Taurus A, identified with the Crab Nebula) and active galaxies (Virgo A and Centaurus A) that later became to be known as radio galaxies.