Sentence examples for growing the spectrum from inspiring English sources

Aiming at detecting ultrasonic spread in the structure when the crack is growing, the spectrum cross-correlation analysis algorithm and the cross-correlation function sequence are two methods that we will investigate in detail.

In Figure 12, as ε grows, the power spectra of ESBW matches the PSD of environment noise better, with deeper and wider nulls and more detailed amplitude adjustment.

From Figures 11 and 12, we can also see that, as α grows (as the spectrum efficiency decreases), the proposed approach with TDP constraint outperforms the conventional approach in terms of TDP and interference ratio, at the cost of slightly reduced throughput.

Still just one day-long, the programming had expanded over the decade to recognize the breadth of the growing electronic music spectrum from Richie Hawtin to Swedish House Mafia.

And I'm an old hand at organizing events for those growing up on the spectrum, from rousing kickball games to stressful museum outings.

Further evidence of Ukip's growing impact across the spectrum can also be found in the local elections where the party averaged 20% in Conservative-held wards and 25% in Labour-held wards.

Rich-country governments know very well that the supposed "adjustment problems" of expanded trade are greatly exaggerated: how convincing is it to blame accelerating globalisation for the migration of jobs from North to South, when America has an unemployment rate of less than 4% and real wages are growing right across the spectrum?

Because of the diversification of wireless systems and the growing demand for the spectrum, deficiency in spectrum resources is a problem.

At the other end of the growing spectrum are small-scale farmers that can profitably sell directly to customers at retail farmers' markets like the one in Union Square.

Chronic non-bacterial osteomyelitis (CNO) belongs to the growing spectrum of autoinflammatory diseases and primarily affects the skeletal system.

These results demonstrate the importance of continuing surveillance to fully uncover the growing spectrum of human prion diseases.