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'dispersion characteristics' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is a phrase used to describe the physical characteristics of a material or object, such as its shape, size, or spread. For example, "The dispersion characteristics of the particles made them difficult to contain."
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It is well known that the GRIN lens is a dispersive medium with different dispersion characteristics at the center and at the surface [ 10, 11].
Figure 1 Dispersion characteristics of AHAPS-SiO 2 nanoparticles.
We aimed to detect its dispersion characteristics in our country.
Dispersion characteristics of negative refraction sonic crystals are investigated.
Frequency dispersion characteristics of phase velocities are discussed.
These schemes may experience numerical anisotropy, because the dispersion characteristics along grid lines may not be the same as the dispersion characteristics associated with the diagonal directions.
The dispersion characteristics of the proposed structure were investigated numerically.
The KATAPAK-S structure has excellent radial dispersion characteristics.
Finally, both primary particle size and crystal phase effect on dispersion characteristics are examined.
4, the dispersion characteristics of the RTWT are analyzed by numerical computation.
Figure 4a, b displays the dispersion characteristics under TE and TM incidences, respectively.
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