Sentence examples for interference zone from inspiring English sources

The proportion of the little interference zone kept on decreasing, the proportions of the intermediate, severe and very severe interference zones continued increasing, and the proportion of the mild interference zone initially increased and then slightly decreased.

In this paper, the cognitive interference model in interference zone (IZ) of the practical heterogeneous scenario is proposed.

The in-situ stress difference has a significant impact on the extent of the stress interference zone.

As illustrated in Fig. 1a, MT within the signal interference zone can select the best AP in the area.

Secondly, the mathematical model and method for interference examinations between the rocking tool and gear rack are developed and the interference amount and interference zone are calculated.

How can successive quantum particles passing through the slit system and later detected at specific points in the interference zone build up a pattern showing interference of a sort that depends on the separation of the slits, even though measurements carried out directly behind the slits will show that the particle passed through one or the other, but not both?

We also tested the spatial extent of these effects by varying target-flanker separation and report interference zones spanning 6°.

The pixelized phase-only modulator cannot perfectly shape the incident beam and random interference zones occur at the sample plane, leading to illumination hotspots.

Namely, maximal interference zones cross with the hands in space (Spence, Pavani, & Driver, 2004), extend to incorporate used tools (Maravita, Spence, Kennett, & Driver, 2002), and are influenced by misleading apparent locations of the arms conveyed by false/rubber arms (Pavani, Spence, & Driver, 2000; though see Spence & Walton, 2005).

Cellular user equipments (CUEs) were scheduled if they were not in the interference-limited zone of the D2D user.

Zone A is more credible to interference compared to Zone B. In Fig. 5 the uncertainty interval is defined by Δd=1−m/v, where m is the m t h iteration, v denotes the number of iterations.