Sentence examples for either the wave from inspiring English sources

Bell 1987 (p.201) felt that either the wave function is not everything, or it is not right.

In the present study, we contrast the application of such a constant scaling to two alternative wave breaking parameterizations with a variable scaling based on either the wave nonlinearity (the φ parameterization) or on both bottom slope and normalized wavelength supplemented with wave directionality (the β−kd parameterization).

Conventionally, the Band Diagrams for two-dimensional PhCs are calculated by either the plane wave expansion method (PWEM) or the finite element method (FEM).

The fine sand in the shore-face has been moved to the seaward and mixed with the medium sand from either the high wave energy area or the house base area.

Taken together, these results suggest that GSK-3 β is not essential for either the initial wave of I κBα degradation leading to p65 nuclear entry or the subsequent I κBα gene expression that drives the kinetics of the p65 nuclear oscillations.

Even if either the evanescent waves or the grating is not resolvable due to diffraction limit, the moiré pattern can be resolved if it has lower wavevector than the spatial resolution.

The other problem, observes Roberts, is that so much of the damage being caused to our oceans is unseen, either beneath the waves, or miles offshore.

When either the waves (beyond UV) or particles are powerful enough to start damaging the DNA of living cells, it is known as ionising radiation.

On either side of the wave there are temporary boxes for rows of spectators' seating which will be taken down once the Games are over.

At either side of the wave, great blocks of stone, placed just above water level to protect the bridge's stanchions, allowed for the formation of narrow lateral eddies of escape and refuge.

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