Sentence examples for interfering patterns from inspiring English sources

However, engineers have found a way to turn that manufacturing defect into a remarkably precise tool through a process called "phase shifting," which makes use of interfering patterns of light to create ultrafine circuit lines.

This is what we mean when we talk about "invisible details": the relevant information is all contained in the data, but needs to be disentangled from the interfering patterns to be made visible to the analyst.

In [13], a maximum likelihood approach is proposed for two nonlinear mixtures of two texts, where the show-through nonlinearity is approximated as quadratic, and a blur kernel on the interfering pattern is accounted for and estimated.

"Nighttime artificial light represents an as yet unexamined disturbance that will probably alter the composition of sessile invertebrate assemblages by interfering with patterns of reproduction and recruitment among their constituent species," the authors wrote.

Polychlorinated biphenyls (PCBs) alter neuronal connectivity by interfering with normal patterns of dendritic growth and plasticity (Lein et al. 2007; Yang et al. 2009).

Some explanations appeal to the suggestion that because the vibrations occur at specific frequencies (around 7 Hz), then they may interfere with patterns of brain activity called alpha waves, which occur at about the same frequency.

Each spike was jittered independently with a given amount of noise (SD between 0 100 ms) as this is expected to interfere with patterns evolving on timescales smaller than the jitter.

Developmental exposure to PCBs interferes with normal patterns of dendritic growth and plasticity, and these effects may be linked to changes in RyR expression and function.

It follows that the establishment and maintenance of the A/P and D/V boundaries are critical factors in the development of the wing disc and that major alterations of these boundaries would grossly interfere with normal pattern and growth.

Earl et al (2015) characterized RpoE-dependent regulated genes in H. influenzae and show that glucocorticosteroids modify such response patterns, interfering with the RpoE network regulation.

The possible explanation also is that LIPPS interferes with pattern transition: less regular structures in the case of thin films, where interference of reflected and incident beams occurs, and more regular for thick films, where LIPPS structures can be expected.