Sentence examples for fan sector from inspiring English sources

For the present case, the Fuke radar multi-beam measurements rule out the latter possibility because no tilted structure was detected in the fan sector maps (which will be shown in Fig. 2).

By steering the radar beam in 16 directions perpendicular to the geomagnetic fields, 3-m scale FAIs are observed in a fan-shaped range azimuth sector (fan sector) map that covers 600 km in the zonal direction at an altitude of 450 km (Fukao et al. 2004) approximately every 2 min.

The red arrow in panel g marks the TEC reduction just prior to the appearance of the F-region irregularity Fig. 2 a i The fan sector maps of echo power (in dB) taken from 1054 LT (0336 UT) to 1142 LT (0424 UT) showing the onset and growth of F-region irregularities.

To examine the spatial distribution of the daytime F-region irregularities and its temporal variation, we show in Fig. 2 a series of fan sector maps of echo power (in dB) from all the seven beams of the Fuke radar, as a function of distances in the east-west and north-south directions.

Elastic perfectly-plastic asymptotic plane stress crack tip fields have been constructed by assembling elastic, constant stress and fan sectors under a complete range of mixed mode I/II states of loading.

Amid the blame rightly apportioned to the Liverpool fans who rampaged through a chicken wire fence towards the mainly Juventus fans in Sector Z, a supposedly "neutral zone" for which tickets had mainly gone to Italians, the Belgian authorities and Uefa were also heavily criticised.

The fan-shaped sector scanned by the seven beams of the Fuke radar is marked with red lines.

I am no more a fan of public sector provider monopolies than an opponent of the principle of free schools, but spend time in a cross-section of English schools.

Then, by the early 2000s, productivity gains began to fan out to sectors and firms that merely relied on the new IT technologies.It will take a while for recent innovations to retrace these steps.

Vince Cable's industrial policy has brought a measure of good news to fans of public sector research in recent years, but the budget signalled that the government is looking to the private sector rather than the universities to innovate us out of our financial quagmire.

That, say solar fans, shows that the sector can thrive even after it loses its subsidies.