Sentence examples for low dispersive from inspiring English sources

The introduction of high-index barium crown glass with a low dispersive power in the 1880s initiated the development of anastigmat lenses.

The low surface energy, and low dispersive energy were the reasons of their better blood compatibility.

The low permittivity and the low loss tangent of the benzocyclobutene polymer (BCB) offers to coplanar waveguides (CPW) a low dispersive propagation properties at THz frequency.

Most of high fidelity numerical schemes, in terms of low dissipative and low dispersive effects, lie on finite-difference (FD) approach.

The obtained estimates reflect the fact that the evident differences of the scattering indicatrix in the large scattering angles range does not effect on the integrated metrics due to the drastic difference in signal level (more than six orders less) in comparison with small-angle scattering impact for the low dispersive samples.

A family of dynamic low-dispersive finite difference schemes for large-eddy simulation is developed.

To correct such aberrations, it is often necessary to combine in one mount several lens elements (single lenses), some of which may be convex and some concave, some made of dense high-refractive or high-dispersive glass, and others made of low-refractive or low-dispersive glass.

Particle tracking simulations were done using the code ECHO, which uses a low-dispersive algorithm for the field calculation and was specially adapted for the dielectric-loaded accelerating structures.

The magnitude of both natural selection and spatial sorting will be influenced by the rate of climate change because variation here-in will determine the availability of unoccupied but suitable habitat beyond the current range border and mortality of low-dispersive individuals near the trailing edge of the range (Phillips et al. 2008; Dytham 2009).

We present a theory of low-m dispersive shear Alfvén waves (SAWs) that are excited on magnetic field lines specified by the Tsyganenko 1996 magnetic field model.

In this sense, the effects of isolation are expected to be stronger and more detectable in species with low dispersal capability (Segelbacher et al. 2010) than in more dispersive species (e.g. Lindsay et al. 2008; Canales-Delgadillo et al. 2012), but also in those populations with small populations sizes suffering more intense genetic drift (Frankham et al. 2002).