Sentence examples for half magnitude from inspiring English sources
The simulation results show that the number of tunneling modes is corresponding to the number of the compound defects, and the full width with half magnitude (FWHM) of the tunneling modes will be narrowed with the increase of the number for the compound defects and the quality factor can attain to 1974.9, which can achieve ultra-narrowband multi-channel filtering.
However, in order to illustrate the ability of enhancing the resolution in the proposed approach, only a half magnitude on the Fourier measurement plane was utilized in the simulation.
A 30 year long (1981 to 2011) data series from Tromso yields for 11 to 12 LT a negative trend below 400 km, which is twice as strong as the trend simulated by Qian et al. ([2011]) but only of a half magnitude of Millstone Hill and Saint Santin trends.
The excitation and detection filters have a full-width half magnitude of 40 and 10 nm, respectively.
The factored loading diagram, which was directly applied to the 2D and 3D models, included the half magnitudes of those shown in Figure 5a,b (as a wheel load quantity).
It was noted by the reviewers that the inhibition by DHHC5 overexpression was unimpressive because overexpression of GFP caused an inhibition of nearly one-half the magnitude.
However, the same pattern of relatively intact representation of reward value at outcome across age groups was present within the low-magnitude $0.50 trials in the MID task, which were half the magnitude of the outcomes in the MIL task (see Supplementary Information S7).
The inverted Hanle signals 27,28 in (Figs. 3c and 3d), roughly half the magnitude of the, were also clearly measured.
They combined quakes into "bins" of half a magnitude on the scale, so all the earthquakes between five and 5.5 went in to one bin, all those with magnitudes between 5.5 and six into the next bin, and so on.
Such a combination resulted in the reduction of the peak axial strains to less than half the magnitude of the peak strains around a conventional tip (830 vs 1,868 microstrain).
During the past five billion years, the Sun probably brightened by about half a magnitude; in early Precambrian time (about two billion years ago), the solar luminosity must have been some 20 percent less than it is today.
