Sentence examples for intensity position from inspiring English sources

Typically, it offers researchers information on intensity, position and wavelength in the form of data, not an image.

However, the specific peak intensity, position and shift behavior were significantly altered.

The experimental results with respect to component intensity, position from ideal orientation and asymmetry of component splitting are compared with texture simulations taking into account grain fragmentation.

Conclusions derived according to these methods were compared with changes in intensity, position and activation energy of the molecular β-relaxation detected by dielectric relaxation measurements.

Its intensity, position and activation energy were found to be strongly dependent upon the changes in microstructure of the amorphous domain induced by orientation and irradiation.

It is known that high temperature annealing and elastic deformation affects on the intensity, position of peaks maxima, and shape of the DRL spectrum [5].

But their execution is almost always in the service of potent forward movement — especially in the case of the Mravinsky, which in its concern for maximum intensity positions the woodwinds as rather intimidated junior partners to the surging strings and stinging brass.

areference qroup: lower intensity positions (goalkeeper, central defender and central defending midfielder).

It's a high-intensity position for the low-profile Marshall, but his adeptness has earned him trust from the campaign's highest levels, and the loyalty of his staff and field army.

3-D contiguous components analysis provided for each telomere a set of quantitative parameters, including local background, center of 'mass' (weighted by the background-subtracted fluorescence intensities), position of maximum intensity, volume, the number of boundary pixels, and the background-subtracted integrated intensity.

In the past neutron diffractometers have generally been built as 'all-purpose' instruments, with designs that are compromises, balancing competing requirements to measure the intensities, positions and widths of diffraction peaks simultaneously.