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which shows that FTD introduces a phase term that linearly varies with the frequency.

If the TO lies within the ISI-free region of the cyclic prefix, the orthogonality among the subcarriers is not destroyed and the timing offset only introduces a phase rotation in every subcarrier symbol.

The time shift window in the S-transform introduces a phase term in the frequency representation which is described as follows by the time shift properties of the Fourier transform F T τ → f g ( τ - t ) ⇒ exp - j 2 π f t G ( f ) = exp - j ϕ G ( f ) (D.2).

In the state of weak localization, in which the conduction electrons split into pairs of interfering waves, application of a magnetic field (H) introduces a phase shift in the electronic wave function and suppresses the interference after a time interval proportional to 1/H [22].

In response to an external intensity modulated stimulus, the medium attenuates the signal and introduces a phase shift relative to the input signal.

This probably corresponds to a zero phase lag between the neural activity measured by these two recordings, as extracellular LFP is proportional to the derivative of the transmembrane potential (Hubbard et al., 1969); the derivative operator introduces a phase advance of π/2.

The proposed approach introduces a phase-based signal measurement that complements the classical intensity-based SPR measurement.

This paper studies an integrated thermal and power system and introduces a phase-change heat storage (HS) facility into the CHP plant to improve the adjustability, where the heat released from the extraction steam is not consistent to the heat load at each moment.

Plane wave focusing is available by introducing a phase compensation mechanism and a coupling between the metamaterial and air.

Authors of [6, 19] have already considered a similar approach by introducing a phase term to correct the CFO.

The probe-sample interaction can introduce a phase shift in the vibration with respect to that of A0.