Sentence examples for height mismatch from inspiring English sources

In conclusion, the presented results provide evidence for the STxB-induced formation of tightly packed membrane domains, whose intrinsic properties such as height mismatch and trans-bilayer stress may contribute to the driving forces required for the clathrin-independent plasma membrane invaginations in cells.

In 2003 automakers voluntarily committed to new design standards aimed at reducing the height mismatches between cars and light trucks.

Indeed, in the stratified region (3), the profiles were virtually identical during UAV4A and D, and during UAV5A and D. However, there were slight height mismatches, in particular, between profiles collected during UAV5A and D in the height range 2.5 3.5 km (Fig. 7b).

We also investigate the guiding properties of the AHP waveguide as the height of mismatch varies.

With the increase of the height of mismatch, the asymmetric mode becomes symmetric at Δ = 25 nm.

Figure 4 Propagation length and normalized modal area of silica- and MgF 2 -based AHP waveguide versus height of mismatch.

The height of mismatch is defined as Δ = Ht - Hb to describe the asymmetry of the AHP waveguide.

Thus, introducing an asymmetry to the structure by varying the height of mismatch has little effect on the normalized modal area.

Then, with the increase of the height of mismatch, the symmetric mode becomes asymmetric again at Δ = 40 nm, leading to the decrease of the propagation length.

As shown in Figure 4a, when the height of mismatch varies from 0 to 100 nm, the normalized modal area changes a little in the range of 0.06 to 0.08, which is far below the diffraction limit [25].

The propagation length and normalized modal area of both silica and MgF2 AHP waveguides versus the height of mismatch are shown in Figure 4, under the conditions of three different values of Ht.