Sentence examples for little attenuation from inspiring English sources

As a result, there was little attenuation of the seismic waves before they reached the surface.

"Higher frequency sounds tend to be absorbed in the atmosphere; lower frequencies don't fade out as quickly and in fact can travel hundreds of miles with little attenuation," authors of the Taos study noted in 1993.

"Low frequencies tend to propagate across long distances with little attenuation".

Since radio waves suffer very little attenuation, radio measurements allow the detection of very distant or highly inclined showers.

In order to create an image of the interior of an obstacle, the probing signal must be able to pass through the obstacle with little attenuation.

As a result, all the PBL schemes showed little attenuation except for the Yonsei University scheme (YSU), while the wavelength in the YSU was most close to the observation.

In particular, there is little stopband attenuation of TE20 and TE30 modes.

After adjustment for age and smoking, the inclusion of other covariates in the regression models resulted in little additional attenuation of the education cancer associations.

Due to the proximity of this branch point to the soma, the dendritic spikes are subject to very little additional attenuation such that large spikelets can be readily detected at the soma in our experimental conditions.

Instead, the 700 homes – 400 will be available at affordable rent – are arranged as home zone streets and waterside "steadings", with on-plot parking and neighbourly back gardens, while floodable landscaping means the place is threaded with little canals and attenuation ponds.

Starting from a resting level of 3 mM glucose, repeated brief applications of 11 mM glucose elicited reproducible cAMP responses with little potentiation or attenuation in successive trials (Figure 4B).