Sentence examples for made of negative from inspiring English sources

We present frequency selective bistable response at the defect mode of the zero-¯n bandgap of a photonic bandgap (PBG) material made of negative and positive index media.

A doubly clad optical fiber with an inner cladding made of negative refractive index material was proposed and the modes distribution, dispersion and time delay were investigated by fully vectorial numerical method.

The results indicate that HE12 mode can be operated as a single mode, the cut-off frequency of modes shifts to low normalized frequency with increasing thickness of inner cladding made of negative index materials, large negative dispersion and time delay can be obtained and tailored by the inner cladding.

However, most of these analyses have focused on viruses with genomes that are made of DNA or positive-sense RNA, and there have been fewer studies of viruses with genomes made of negative-sense RNA.

Much is being made of their negative tone and the ever tougher messages delivered by telephone.

In May, The New York Times interviewed me about my first novel, and mention was made of a negative review that had appeared in Britain, by Adam MAdamJones.

Afterwards, I ask him what he has made of the negative press since his final victory; he says it doesn't mean much to him beside his gold medal, he's only looking forward.

On the other hand, much more use is made of the negative tetralemma, in which all four of the statements in (9) can or must be rejected.

When you feel as though you have a small child made of frenetic negative energy trying to beat her way out of your body, it becomes impossible to ignore.

Mr. Name said that Mr. Kushel had not responded to other requests to provide him, at the very least, with scans he made of the negatives, so that Mr. Name could begin to earn an income from them again.

We also demonstrate that a dielectric slab attached with a thin sheet made of single-negative metamaterial acts like a pure dielectric slab with a thinner thickness.