Sentence examples for gives no interference from inspiring English sources

Parasitic absorption in CdS window layers caused the Jsc to decrease for all non-zero thicknesses – it gives no interference enhancement and its use cannot be recommended on optical grounds.

At concentrations of 0.5 g/L, all of these compounds gave no interference with the assay.

The concept of Bragg's law assumes that the scattering is concentrated at discrete points and that away from these positions the mutual interference gives no significant scattering (Bragg, 1925 ▶).

Has he been given a no-interference pledge (whatever that might be worth) by James L. Dolan, the Madison Square Garden chairman?

Gryba was given an interference major and a game misconduct and could face further discipline from the N.H.L. Anderson was especially sharp as the Senators weathered a fierce Canadiens push in the first 10 minutes.

Our large sample shows that most studies give an interference value that is intermediate on the interval formed by the ratio- and prey-dependent special cases.

I had been left free to give birth with no interference.

Figure 5: (A) Monochromatic light incident on a pair of slits gives interference fringes (alternate light and dark bands) on a screen, (B) variation in the intensity of the light at the screen when both slits are open.

The light will undergo some phase change, which when combined with the reflection, gives us an interference pattern.

This coherence gives rise to interference effects resulting in X-ray diffraction patterns that are characteristic of the scattering material.

Retrieval of information from memory often involves the selection of an event among competing related events, a process that frequently gives rise to interference effects.