Sentence examples for finite band from inspiring English sources
This figure is to provide an evidence that time-varying coefficients have finite band width around Doppler frequency.
Moreover, we compare the performance of this structure with two other monolayer graphene based tunnelling field-effect transistors (GFETs) including gapless and finite band gap graphene across the source, channel and drain regions.
Our results demonstrate that single atom doping can realize electron or hole doping in the silicene; while codoping, due to the syergistic effects, results in finite band gap in silicene at the Dirac point without significantly degrading the electronic properties.
The approach consists in representing a velocity jump at the macroscopic level by the kinematics of a finite band in the heterogeneous medium characterized by a piecewise rigid body motion of elementary blocs.
Based on first-principles pseudopotential calculations, we find that metallic C nanotubes have a finite band gap if radial deformations break all mirror symmetries of the tubes, and that original finite gaps (∼0.5 eV) of semiconducting C and BC3 tubes are closed by collapsing deformations.
On the other hand, bilayer GNRs with closed edges could, in theory, have a finite band gap (up to 0.25 eV), depending on the twist angle between the two layers.
If X(f) is finite banded and its frequency spectrum is in [−1/2T,1/2T], then its Nyquist sampling frequency should be f NYQ=1/T.
They decomposed the EEG signals into a finite set of band limited signals termed as intrinsic mode functions.
Such a design strategy of passive control devices based on minimizing worst-case gain associated to finite frequency band is observed to provide efficient design of a TMD system with better performance than that designed based on conventional H∞ optimization associated to entire frequency range.
The multiscale basis is shown to be efficient for finite PhC bands of any size, provided that boundary effects are resolved with a simple macroscopic boundary layer mesh.
To confirm this and to encompass overall deformation of a bent sheet specimen, including shear bands, finite element analyses of plane strain pure bending are carried out, and the predicted shear band formation in bent specimens is compared to that in the tension/compression problem.
