Sentence examples for example the wave from inspiring English sources

In Iraq, for example, the wave of indiscriminate murder by Shia and Sunni suicide bombers cannot be absolved from charges of criminality and inhumanity because of the illegal Anglo-American invasion.

For example, the wave amplitude goes up 100 times between a Richter scale 7 quake and 9, with the amount of energy increasing 31.7 times between each whole number value.

The PDE describes for example the wave propagation of an acoustic wave in a localization system.

As an example, the wave forms of motion of a circular cylindrical shell with sloping edges under growing dynamic pressure are considered.

Another possibility is that a fully Lorentz invariant account of quantum nonlocality can be achieved without the invocation of additional structure, exploiting only what is already at hand, for example, the wave function of the universe (see Dürr et al. 1999) or light-cone structure.

It is easy to find that when, for example, the wave passes the 10-cm-thick plastic obstacle (ε r = 2 to 3, μ r = 1 [26]), the propagation time delays are in the interval 0.138 to 0.244 ns which results in the distance bias from 4.1 to 7.3 cm.

As can be seen from Fig. 2b, though rain steaks in input rainy images are well removed, part regions in the input image are also over smoothed, where some edge and texture details are removed, for example, the wave lines and textures in the left image of the first row and edges and textures of grass in the left image of the second row are all removed, so those regions look very unnaturally.

If σ is close to one, the curvature of both cortex (see next section) and wave segment [17] can change the normal spatio-temporal development, for example, the wave segment can temporally grow (shrink) although σ<1 (σ<1).