Sentence examples for generate a cascade from inspiring English sources

The elastic properties of porous materials with a disordered pore structure are estimated using the mean-field Eshelby homogenization scheme together with the principle of recurrence to generate a cascade of effective microstructures as a function of the porosity and the cascade level n.

In this case, the knowledge of both the temporal and spatial localization of an unexpected event that is likely to generate a cascade of information allows to assume that the observed sequences of calls are correlated for a specific reason.

This mode of operation is called re-resonance because the initial (unimodal) input record resonates with the best matching category in its modal ART, which is then allowed to generate a cascade of re-resonances determined by the associations learned in the tensor specific to the input record presented at the start of this operation.

For example, when a cascade that infects all nodes is observed in the simple linear network in Fig. 1, node c is the optimal result for the problem defined in [9] because it is expected to generate a cascade with least difference from the observed one.

This is mediated by the fact that these materials absorb strongly the primary radiation beam (typically X-rays in the MeV range, although electrons, neutrons, and positron are also employed), especially high Z number atoms, and subsequently generate a cascade of secondary low-energy electrons (LEEs) highly toxic within a very short range around the NP (Pimblott and LaVerne 2007).

Alpha1 receptors are associated with G-proteins that generate a cascade of events leading to the production of arachidonic acid (AA) and nitric oxide (NO).

A dense film of cadmium selenide dots that Bawendi prepared for Los Alamos did the trick, generating a cascade of photons.

The story generated a cascade of other stories in which Williams allegedly punched up various details to heighten the drama surrounding him.

Magnetic ionic liquids (MILs) have recently generated a cascade of innovative applications in numerous areas of analytical chemistry.

Even his supporters concede that Mr. Clinton was fortunate to occupy the White House during a period when the economy enjoyed the payoff from decades of technological progress, generating a cascade of unanticipated tax revenues.

However, if higher-energy configurations predominate (a condition known as population inversion), spontaneously emitted photons are more likely to stimulate further emissions, generating a cascade of photons.