Sentence examples for far zone from inspiring English sources

The far zone transformation has also been implemented efficiently, using specialized MPL functions to evaluate the far zone scattering results.

Other possible competencies in the "far zone" will be considered too far to be comparable.

Figures 7b and 8b illustrate the fields as they propagate towards the far zone of the slit.

Even if between 10 and 50 cm, we do not fulfill the far zone, the ultra wideband formula predicts the path loss accurately.

As Fig. 4 indicates, the effect of car headlights drops distinctly at the distance of 60 m and beyond, which is known as the far zone.

In the far zone (beyond 60 m from the car), road lighting is dominant, increasing the visibility of the road surface at far distances.

The current study focuses on the intermediate and far zones (introduced by [6]) and explained in the introduction) where the combined effect of road lighting and car headlights is effective (40 m and beyond).

Tests were conducted in the near and far zones of the antenna, in residential premises located directly in front of antenna, within the main radiation lobe of the antenna.

The FAR-Zone LEACH protocol (FZ-LEACH) [12] is an improvement to LEACH to eliminate clusters with large scale in sensor networks, by forming Far-Zone that is a group of sensor nodes placed at locations with energies less than a threshold.

In this paper, the second-order radial derivative of Abel Poisson's formula is modified stochastically to reduce the effect of the far-zone geoid and generate the second-order radial derivative of geopotential at 250 km level.

While both formulae use average topographic density, it should be noted that the classical Moritz formula is also based on the assumption that the distance between the computation and the running point is much greater than the height of the computation point (l o  ≫ H P ), which implies that it can only be used effectively for the far-zone integration area (Martinec et al. 1996).