Sentence examples for inherent coherence from inspiring English sources

We decided that the inherent coherence and collimation of a laser compared to a directed RF signal outweighed the disadvantage in encryption schemes.

Resonant tunneling induces inherent coherence, which leads to constructive interference for the self-Kerr nonlinearity of a coupled quantum-dot system.

We refer to the class of such excitation pulses with a defined linear phase dispersion as ICEBERG pulses (Inherent Coherence Evolution optimized Broadband Excitation Resulting in constant phase Gradients).

It is in their interest to create smooth coalitions in which everyone who wants lower taxes on the rich also opposes abortion, and everyone who wants carbon taxes also supports immigration reform, regardless of whether there's any inherent logical coherence to those programmes.

Additionally, the FDR compensates for the inherent lack of coherence microarray data sets exhibit between gene expression and specific experimental conditions [ 52].

Determining the response of V5/MT+ in the damaged hemisphere raises an important question about whether the altered pattern to motion coherence is an inherent property of that area.

In other words, are perfectly viable theories sometimes aborted or neglected not because they have inherent problems with evidence or logical coherence, but because we just do not want them?

We have demonstrated that at least two commercially available swept source ECTL's exhibit this coherence revival behavior with inherent phase modulation [ 3].

We describe fiber-based quadrature low-coherence interferometers that exploit the inherent phase shifts of 3 x 3 and higher-order fiber-optic couplers.

Unfortunately, this technique suffers from an inherent limited imaging depth due to the finite coherence length of the lasers used and the complex conjugate artifact, which result in a typical imaging range of 1 to 5mm.

Criteria for the good quality of an ethical theory are mainly related to aspects which are inherent to the theory itself, such as clarity, coherence and simplicity ([ 33], p. 352 ff).