To improve directivity, the parametric acoustic array, a nonlinear effect of media between two intensive waves, is applied to an ultrasonic range sensor.
However, the southern China had less than half of the average rainfall in that summer despite more tropical cyclones (TCs) than the average and, as a result, suffered a lot of natural disasters including intensive heat wave, drought and wild fire (Levinson and Waple 2004).
When a vehicle moves at high speed and if the speed exceeds a certain 'critical velocity', then quite intensive flexural waves travelling around the circumference of the tyre emerge from the trailing edge of the contact patch.
A new method using high intensity ultrasonic wave has been developed for the degradation of polymer melt in an intensive mixer.
During the first attack wave, despite intensive evasive maneuvers that caused most of the bombs and torpedoes aimed at her to miss, Yamato was hit by two armor-piercing bombs and one torpedo.
Ruptures at subsources on the mega-splay fault would result in large GF amplitudes due to intensive generation of surface waves.
"India has been known for IT services and then human-intensive BPO, the third wave is analytically powered high-end intellectually driven data services that use India's statistical expertise," the Helion co-founder added.
IR2, from an equatorial orbit, complements the VEX/VIRTIS-M observations, as it will allow a more intensive search for such waves at low latitudes than was possible with VEX.
Despite or even thanks to the rather intensive decay of SMS waves, however, they can play an important role in their coupling with other modes of MHD oscillations, as well as interacting with background plasma ions.
We found that an intensive N-shape shock-acoustic wave with a plane waveform and with half-period of about 200 sec propagated south-eastward with a velocity of 600 m/s for distance about 1000 km.
