"fixed phase" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to a specific, unchanging sequence of words within a sentence. Example: "In order to maintain consistency, the fixed phase of this recipe must always be followed exactly."
For example, two harmonic waves of the same frequency always have a fixed phase relationship at every point in space, being either in phase, out of phase, or in some intermediate relationship.
The fixed phase associated with the rigid crosslinkage was observed at high temperatures.
ZCC codes can reduce the PIIN and consequently suppress MAI at the fixed phase shift.
HA nanoparticles acted as centers for the formation of additional rigid fixed phase that governed shape memory properties.
Several water-immiscible organic solvents with varied log P values were tested at a fixed phase ratio of 1 4 for organic solvent to buffer.
The working conditions were optimized as TCD detector temperature at 100 °C, 5 Å molecular sieves as fixed phase, column temperature at 150 °C, oven temperature at 60 °C.
These gradient systems (employing fixed phase-contrast sensors) serve as a starting point for understanding the design of practical high-resolution wave-front correction systems, in which the phase-contrast sensor itself is subject to control.
The numerical results show that a fixed phase-shift applied to code coordinates reduces the ICI, and that most of the gain can be obtained by using 8-PSK and 16-PSK type phase-shifts.
The idea is to take a code with good BER performance and to rotate each coordinate of the code by a fixed phase-shift such that the maximum PICR taken over all codewords is minimized.
The main idea is to rotate each coordinate of the channel code by a fixed phase-shift such that the maximum inter-carrier interference taken over all sub-carriers is minimized.
The idea is to take a code with good BER performance and to rotate each coordinate of the code by a fixed phase-shift such that the maximum PICR evaluated for all codewords is minimized.
