Sentence examples for enhanced region from inspiring English sources

However, the lack of electrostatic potential in the enhanced region [the region where the ENA intensity have been found be enhanced when the mini-magnetosphere was discovered (Wieser et al.

IEEE802.11s draft proposes the mesh deterministic access (MDA) in the MAC enhanced region [16].

where Δ(x 0,t) is a location where the length of a field lines is changed, meaning that the enhanced region corresponds to one in which there was a dramatic reconnection in the twisted lines.

2010) as discussed in the paragraph above] indicates that there is no electric potential formed above the enhanced region and hence the deflection above the anomaly is mainly caused by magnetic forces.

Observations of a magnetospheric CS during a substorm show that a region of local B z enhancement appears at X∼−17 Re a few minutes prior to substorm onset, and a magnetic reconnection occurs at the tailward edge of the enhanced region at the substorm onset (Machida et al. 2014).

If a new enhanced region or tumorous lesion appeared and there were definite findings of progression, it was regarded as a failure case.

In general it was easier to identify regions of signal enhancement and the demarcation of enhanced regions was sharper for the positive contrast agents (T1).

Similarly to other studies [ 2], the presence of MVO was evaluated by observing the late hypo-enhancement within a hyper-enhanced region on late enhancement MRI images, 10 min after the administration of intravenous Gadolinium based contrast agent.

The amplitudes of small-scale MRs observed by SW-B are enhanced above the volcano and over its geomagnetic conjugate point, and the enhanced regions have packet-like structure.

Two enhanced regions of electron density at 30 60° N appear at each global fixed local time.

On the other hand, two enhanced regions of electron density, especially at 1700 2100 LT, appear at northern middle latitudes (Figs. 3 and 4), and agree with the northern MSNA reported by Lin et al. (2009).