Sentence examples for local emitter from inspiring English sources

It is shown in Fig. 7(c) that although the branching structures were resolved nicely using Nmax = 1, structures toward the middle backbone can't be resolved, because the backbone structure are composed of intercrossing actin fibers and thus possessed a higher local emitter density than isolated line structures.

As shown in the projections of the SR images, the Nmax = 1 fitting performs better near the edges of the structures where the local active emitter density is smaller.

The non-uniform emission may also be due to the local structure of emitters such as variation in diameter of the BS-CNTs [42].

Exposure modeling at the U.S. EPA indicates that for the 20 highest air emitters, local emissions are significantly related to local BLLs (U.S. EPA 2007b).

Also the local field on each emitter tip may vary.

The physical characteristics of fast diode design concepts such as local lifetime control (LLC), emitter control (EMCON) and deep field stop are taken into account.

The presence of a phosphosilicate glass underneath a silicon nitride layer leads to a local decrease of the emitter sheet resistance from 100 Ω/sq to 20 Ω/sq.

Interestingly participants experienced also the deviation of the local magnetic field through emitters as a malfunction of the belt, " In the AVZ building [a building on the University campus] there are a lot of disturbing sources [for the belt signal].

Towards this end, an analytical procedure to optimize the uniform pressure when designing paired drip laterals on uniform slopes has recently been proposed, based on the assumption that the variations of the emitters' flow rate along the lateral and the local losses due to the emitters' insertions could be neglected.

Emission currents are extremely sensitive to variation in emitter geometry and local surface states, both of which are difficult to synthesize uniformly when fabricating a CNT field emission array (FEA).

To further analyze the FE properties of the CdS nanotube arrays, the class Fowler Nordheim (F N) law [15], which was induced on the base of the electron emission properties from a semi-infinite flat metallic surface, was used to describe the relationship between the J and the local field Elocal nearby the emitter which is usually related to the average applied field E as follows: (1).