Sentence examples for introduction of phase from inspiring English sources

My understanding of traveling wave tubes lead to the introduction of phase matching in two widely cited papers on Non-Linear Optics (NLO).

Tomorrow will see his introduction of phase 3 of London Low Emission Zone, which requires vans and minibuses entering it to comply with EU pollution rules or pay a daily fine.

Since the 1980s nonlinear, digital filters have been designed that can increase the low frequency cutoff without the introduction of phase distortion.

Johnson was heavily criticised by opposition parties and campaigners for unravelling environment policies put in place by his predecessor, Ken Livingstone, such as his decision to delay by 15 months the introduction of phase three of the Low Emission Zone (Lez), which fines the most polluting vans, and the scrapping of the western extension of the congestion charge zone last Christmas.

Research questions relating to the solar water heating system using phase change material were analyzed in two sides, i.e., structural characterization and research methodology, followed with the brief introduction of phase change material.

It is demonstrated that the introduction of phase compensator separates the adjustment of phase from the adjustment of power for the mode convertors so that relaxes fabrication tolerances of such devices.

One of the more critical items — and one of the only from this section to get a shout-out — is the introduction of phased releases.

Although the introduction of phased-array coil systems has improved the accuracy of MRI in staging rectal cancer, even more recent studies report accuracies of only 67 86 % for T-staging [ 53– 53].

The pulses are simultaneously broadband with respect to both inhomogeneity of the radiofrequency (B1) field and resonance offset and, as a result of their antisymmetric phase schemes, can be used to form spin echoes without the introduction of a phase error.

The most basic form of a Phase Transfer Catalytic (PTC) reaction consists of two immiscible liquid phases each with a reagent that, until the introduction of a Phase Transfer Catalyst (PT-Cat), cannot react with each other.

The introduction of dual phase C-arm CT increases the amount of information acquired as different contrast phases facilitate lesion detectability [ 9].