Sentence examples for harmonic constituents from inspiring English sources

The tide prediction algorithm used in the present study uses a maximum of 68 harmonic constituents.

"The D-day landings," Aldersey-Williams writes, "took into account 11 harmonic constituents; modern tide tables factor in anything from 60 to 100".

For years with less than 6 months of data coverage, the tidal component was predicted using harmonic constituents estimated for the nearest year with sufficient data.

This quantification problem is the harmonic inversion via the spectral decomposition of the given time signal into its damped harmonic constituents.

Tidal harmonic constituents are prescribed at the open water boundaries and applied as tidal potentials in the interior of the ocean model domain.

"The D-day landings," Aldersey-Williams writes, "took into account 11 harmonic constituents; modern tide tables factor in anything from 60 to 100". A Victorian machine built of brass and clockwork in 1872, and overhauled in 1942, was used to predict the tide on the invasion beaches.

In addition, harmonic constituent phases were slower historically.

Although our model excluded the effects of mass, the observed behavior of its units resembles that of a powered harmonic oscillator in which the constituents possess a significant mass.

The magnetic signals of motional induction in the oceans due to the 8 major tidal constituents up to spherical harmonic degree 45, as predicted by Kuvshinov and Olsen (2004), which could reach 3 nT at satellite altitudes, were subtracted.

The magnetic signals of motional induction in the oceans due to the 8 major tidal constituents up to spherical harmonic degree 45 are subtracted, as predicted by Kuvshinov and Olsen (2004).

This variation is characterized by its constituent first and second harmonic vectors TD1 and TD2 with their common phase of 6 hours, and is called the T-variation, or, whose origin is called T-anisotropy or TA.