Sentence examples for general incident from inspiring English sources

The proposed method shows this property for general incident fields, including plane waves incident at a certain angle to the infinite crystal surface, and at frequencies in and outside of the bandgap of the PhC.

Physical adsorption: it is a general incident and occurs in any solid/liquid or solid/gas system.

She begins by making comments about the looks of the team, the people in the bleachers, and general incidents that occur during the game, to which she pays not the slightest bit of attention.

This 50-item self-report questionnaire consists of seven subscales: 1) cognitive aspects of task execution and general incidents; 2) impaired decision making; 3) causing incidents at work (not applicable for allied health professionals); 4) avoidance behavior; 5) conflicts and annoyances with colleagues; 6) impaired contact with patients and their family; and 7) lack of energy and motivation.

In general, an incident that would barely have merited comment before Mr Giuliani won office and successfully set about reducing crime has dominated the city's media for days.In this section The duck-hunting season begins On the trail Avenge our blood The curiously underpowered Gore campaign Cuckoo NEST Fear is back Murder One More signs of slowdown ReprintsAnd there in a sense is the point.

Consider a general obliquely incident plane wave with time dependency e − iωt.

In the following, when we remove the (t) argument from the variables, we imply them in a general transmission incident.

In general, an incident electromagnetic plane wave can excite localized surface plasmons confined to the metal surface.

The mean age and proportion of male patients in our study sample were higher than the general U.S. incident ESRD population.

We have had incidents like the terrible shootings in Orlando and San Bernadino, but in general these incidents have been far less frequent than we thought they would be in the aftermath of 9/11.

In general, reported incidents do not exceed the limits recommended by European Guidelines (incidence <0.30 the first year and <0.50 the second).