Sentence examples for less propagation from inspiring English sources

The delivery ratio clearly decreases as there are less propagation paths for messages to use to reach outlying nodes.

In comparison, stress distribution from the MARPE showed less propagation to the buttresses and adjacent locations in the maxillary complex.

In addition, the scanning electron microscopy image showed less propagation of micro-cracks caused by expansive ettringite in the case of MgSO4 attack.

It was found that the greater the content of silica the less the refractive index and the less propagation loss when allowing the incorporation of organic polymer networks for reducing light absorption.

Table 2 shows that optimization with (J_{T}^{mathrm {geo}}) requires significantly less propagations (which are directly proportional to CPU time) than optimization with (J_{T}^{mathrm {sm}}), for both direct and pre-optimized strategies.

For systems addressing narrower bandwidths and hereby playing with less rich propagation conditions, the so-called rate back-off or oversampling strategies can be used to compensate for some focusing gain degradation[16, 17].

For a positive IMF B z, the discrete auroral latitude is essentially unchanged with less antisunward propagation; hence, the MI currents appear as a rebrightening of the preexisting DP-2.

The problem instance shown in Figure 3 happened to have an average distance between underwater nodes and candidate surface positions, lower than that in the uniformly distributed case in Figure 2, and therefore, the randomly distributed underwater deployment case exhibits less average propagation delay.

The presence of a population of long surface pre-cracks with large crack density in thermal barrier coatings has been shown to increase the coating thermal strain tolerance, thus leading to the reduced crack driving force and less crack propagation at the TBC bondcoat interface.

"I think that the Seoul National University title more or less helped in propagation".

The Alpilles ridge is a less developed fault propagation fold.