Sentence examples for energy attenuation from inspiring English sources

Others are more complex methods, involving frequency analysis, measurement of energy attenuation, or capture of reflections.

The attenuation coefficients of 532 nm and 1064 nm laser at different rainfall rates were calculated, and the factors that affect the energy attenuation were analyzed.

The results obtained in this study would be helpful for engineers to estimate seismic energy attenuation and coal mass instability in coal mines.

After 12 FT cycles the electric signal's energy attenuation coefficient increases by about 40 45%, and the maximum signals' spectrum centroid increasing reaches about 8 kHz.

The results show that the low-pass characteristic of the neck tissue distorts the spectral shape of the EL voiceless consonant, due to increased energy attenuation at higher frequencies (>2259 Hz).

It is shown that CGC system allows the effective range of frequencies employed in the measurement of broadband acoustic energy attenuation in the trabecular bone to be doubled in comparison to the standard 0.5 MHz pulse transmission.

The paired R-value and high-energy attenuation value are unique for each density and thickness.

A low-energy and a high-energy attenuation image were saved for each scan using the research mode available from GE Lunar and analyzed at the University of California at San Francisco using a Breast Density Workstation.

Two polynomial functions are defined to convert the R-values and high-energy attenuations to either percent of fibroglandular volume (FGV) or breast thickness for each pixel.

Compton scattering is the dominant interaction process at this energy, the attenuation depending directly on the total number of electrons along the source detector path.

The analysis involves Monte Carlo simulations of the effective geometry factor, studies of various efficiencies, and corrections for the ionization energy loss, attenuation and atmospheric secondaries.