Sentence examples for extreme attenuation from inspiring English sources
Why, after a period of extreme attenuation, is the brow presently taking on heft?
However, considering the extreme attenuation due to the soil propagation, the antenna orientation is an additional constraint to be considered in the deployment of WUSNs, specially for multihop underground networks, where the communication range varies based on the antenna orientation.
These results are in accordance with the extreme attenuation suffered by the signal as shown in Figure 11(c) and due to the fact that the sensitivity of the Mica2 mote is around 95 dBm [8].
The extreme attenuation of the SCHU S4 mutant of GlpX, which showed an LD50 of >107 CFU (Table 3), suggests that the gluconeogenesis is critical for the full virulence of F. tularensis in vivo.
This insensitivity may be due to the fact that denoising in IR affects the extremes of the attenuation distribution histogram.
The attenuation of the extreme mean winds for a sector shows a dependency on the frequency of occurrence from that sector.
This paper investigates the effects of the disjunct sampling interval and the averaging time on the attenuation of the extreme wind estimation by means of a simple theoretical approach as well as measurements.
Even though the method shows better performance in terms of recognition accuracy and the FAR than the sum rule of fusion method with equal weighting, and the method discussed in subsection 5.1.2, it shows attenuation fusion under extreme noise conditions [22].
This variability is going to increase, for example by heat waves, upwelling of low pH/low oxygen waters or by extreme wind events and turbidity/light attenuation (Harley et al. 2006; Hoegh-Guldberg et al. 2007).
Following immune synapse formation, ERK activation decreased in caDGK-expressing cells, confirming attenuation of DAG signals and extreme Ras/ERK pathway dependence on DAG levels in T cells.
This phenomenon does not seem to occur in Spain, where the attenuation is actually stronger for more extreme heat.
