Sentence examples for hard wedge from inspiring English sources

The starting point is the approximate solution for diffraction by a hard wedge given by Kouyoumjian and Pathak [1].

First, for the hard wedge in space, three models are used for calculating the amplitude of the edge-diffracted field.

This latter is calculated from the exact Biot and Tolstoy solution to the problem of diffraction of a spherical wave by a hard wedge.

The results show that for usually occurring situations, increasing the angle of the hard wedge barrier affects negatively its efficiency through diminishing its insertion loss.

Comparisons are made to an approximated prediction of the scattered field by using the Biot and Tolstoy exact theory of diffraction of a spherical wave by a hard wedge.

In this theory, the field at a point in the fluid is composed eventually of a geometrical part: i.e., a direct component, one or two components due to the reflections on the sides of the hard wedge, and a diffracted component due exclusively to the presence of the edge of the wedge.

Hence, and due to its relative simplicity the UTD is proposed as an accurate calculation scheme for solving problems with edge diffraction by hard wedges.

Mr. Miller's got something stuck in his craw here, and he's working hard to wedge it out.

"If you lay up, the third shot from short of the water is the hardest sand wedge shot on earth, and especially if you are in contention for the Masters.

All of the hard work wedging the doors open had been done, and now it was time to walk through.

The thick rough is hard; it's wedge it out.