Sentence examples for inner fringe from inspiring English sources

If a learner experiences difficulties mastering a problem in the outer fringe, they are likely to be sent back to reviewing material in the inner fringe which are predecessors to state K. KST's concepts of inner and outer fringe represent a particular implementation of the transition model.

They have found 12 "flavors" of rainbow based on three criteria: visible colors, supernumerary bands (inner fringes beyond the violet band), and dark band intensity (the space between primary and secondary rainbows).

However, when the gate voltage is larger than 0.7 V, the elimination of inner-fringe capacitance makes the barrier capacitance across tunneling junction be dominated component of C gs.

The inversion layer is formed from the drain region and is expanded into the source region by increasing gate voltage, which screens the source-side inner-fringe capacitance to reduce C gs.

Five thick lines and five thin lines show temperatures obtained by fitting from the inner five fringes and outer five fringes, respectively.

The specific epithet sinuatum is the Latin for "wavy", referring to the shape of the cap, while the generic name is derived from the Ancient Greek words entos/ἐντός "inner" and lóma/λῶμα "fringe" or "hem" from the inrolled margin.

Two interference fringes (inner and outer) were used independently to determine these wind velocities.

In KST transitions are calculated based on "inner" and "outer" fringes.

The FPI measured the thermospheric neutral wind through independent observations of the Doppler shift of the 630-nm airglow emission lines for two interference fringes (inner and outer) with a time resolution of 15 min (Shiokawa et al. 2003a).

The secondaries and inner primaries are fringed in gray-blue.

There's also the continuing effect of the centre enlarging into parts of Inner London at its fringes.