Sentence examples for in distinct packets from inspiring English sources

For to solve his problem, Planck had had to invent the notion of the quantum.At the time, the idea that light travels in distinct packets of energy the quanta after which the theory is named—seemed preposterous.

In the new study, the scientists concluded that natural trillion-times-per-second vibrations in the STO travel up into the iron selenide film in distinct packets, like volleys of water droplets shaken off by a wet dog.

This occurs because the Stern-Gerlach magnets are so designed and oriented that a wave packet (a localized wave function with reasonably well defined velocity) directed towards the magnet will, by virtue of the Schrödinger evolution, separate into distinct packets — corresponding to the spin components of the wave function and moving in the discrete set of directions.

Most large textbooks are published in a series of distinct packets that are then glued together on a binding strip and then bound.

It is shown in [5] that the receiver needs at least k Γk distinct packets to be able to decode k data packets with probability 1 – δ.

While small, the barrier is sufficient in the absence of significant space charge to divide ions into two distinct packets, since the ion density distribution along the vertical (Y) axis is governed by the Boltzmann distribution with the thermal energy (0.025 eV) in the denominator of the exponent.

Suppose that each space in a vehicle buffer can hold K packets, and a message can be decoded when J distinct packets have been received (J < K).

Polyprotein processing and replication occur in distinct, membrane-bound compartments (convoluted membranes and vesicle packets, respectively), and in each compartment, NS3 engages with different proteins (Mackenzie, 2005).

Amnesia comes in distinct varieties.

See Appendix 2. In the sequel, S2HNC is fashioned to send distinct uncoded packets on the two paths.

In Figures 10 and 11, large-amplitude Love waves stably propagated towards the southern part of the Kanto Basin, preserving large amplitudes and shapes of distinct wave packets.