Sentence examples for field confines from inspiring English sources
In magnetized plasma, the magnetic field confines the particles around the field lines.
In another calculation it is demonstrated that the achievement of ignition in an imploding Z pinch may depend sensitively on the degree to which a magnetic field confines the α particles in the dense central core.
The last example is one of a classical matter field confined in a sphere.
Phase modulation is generated by the electrostatic field confined to the inside of a microstructured ring electrode.
Under magnetic field, confined levels in the QW and contact layers split into spin-up and spin-down Zeeman states and the optical recombination can occur with well-defined selection rules giving information about the spin polarization of carriers in the structure.
The scaling analysis allows to reduce problem parametric space to two lumped dimensionless parameters with the meaning of the solid toughness and of the tip underpressure (difference between the specified pressure in the tip cavity and the far field confining stress).
The waterways wend through a bucolic landscape of reed beds, windmill water pumps, manicured fields confined by blackberry hedgerows and medieval villages of flint-walled churches and thatched cottages.
Interestingly, the primary somatosensory area (SI) generally follows the natural anatomical divisions of body parts, having receptive fields confined to single fingers or limbs (Penfield and Rasmussen, 1950; Blankenburg et al., 2003).
His own analysis of dozens of bursts, not yet submitted for publication, suggests that magnetic fields confine the jets to needlelike cones just 0.5 angular degrees wide--far narrower than theorists have thought.
When the crack length ℓ is small or large compared to the wellbore radius R, the problem reduces to that of a pressurized edge or Griffith's crack, respectively, subjected to a uniform far-field confining stress.
We study the photon-mediated electron resonance transmission through a symmetric non-magnetic semiconductor double-well structure with the k3 Dresselhaus coupling or the linear-k coupling and two spatially homogeneous oscillating fields confined in the well regions with a relative phase difference.
