Sentence examples for great propagation from inspiring English sources

Current long-range underwater acoustic communication (UWAC) faces many difficulties such as great propagation loss, high ambient noise and long multi-path delay.

The patent model for both the conventional hyrax and MARPE will allow for greater propagation of the forces to the surrounding nasomaxillary complex.

The inspection of fracture surfaces, after completion of the fatigue tests, reveals an angled or kinked crack front growth with greater propagation distances near the free-surfaces/edges.

Extremist Buddhist groups have been vocal about the supposedly diminishing Sinhala race and the need of--for want of a better term--greater propagation of the Sinhala race.

It may be that conditions within the open wound environment allow for much greater propagation of resident cutaneous microflora, which colonize the wound without substantial opposition.

The physical mechanisms which result in the off great circle propagation are also discussed.

As a result, apparently incoherent arrivals appear in the record section (Fig. 11) due to significant off-great-circle propagation.

Larger combustion fronts with greater relative propagation in the horizontal direction occurs when the well spacing is larger.

On the other hand, the EEASs we observed had several properties that were different from those of omega bands, such as greater eastward propagation speed (3 4 km/s), shorter associated magnetic pulsation periods (4 6 min), and a different ionospheric equivalent current direction.

The specific advantages of this silicone implant line include the close approximation in weight and consistency of the normal breast and the high-performance medical-grade silicone elastomer envelope that provides greater tear propagation resistance than the conventional silicone elastomer [ 1].

The tomography was performed using the linear inversion technique of Barmin et al. (2001), which assumes the great-circle path propagation.