Sentence examples for measuring the attenuation from inspiring English sources

In this method the process was controlled by monitoring the mechanical behavior of thermoplastic components, which was realized by measuring the attenuation of ultrasound propagation.

A profile of bulk density vs. depth will be obtained by measuring the attenuation of 662 keV gamma rays emitted by a 137Cs source.

In Paper I, we also performed numerical experiments like Murai et al. (1995) and Murai (2007), though we adopted a waveform averaging method in measuring the attenuation and dispersion.

However, the two sub-sections of the media layer in the porcine left descending coronary arteries were made evident and quantifiable by measuring the attenuation coefficient of the compounded signal.

NIRS technology is based on measuring the attenuation of light in the near-infrared spectrum (700 1000 nm wavelengths) to measure the chromophores, mainly hemoglobin, present in the sampled tissue.

We observe our anti-inflammatory effect with 5 μg/mL (∼1 μM) of synthetic hBD3 by directly measuring the attenuation of pro-inflammatory cytokine production, whereas Funderburg et al observe their effects on co-stimulatory molecules with 20 μg/mL of recombinant hBD3 (and do not measure pro-inflammatory cytokines).

To measure the attenuation of the fiber at 2.94 µm a cut back measurement was carried out, using a tunable laser as the optical source.

This method measures the attenuation of X-rays entering the body from many different angles.

Experiments were performed on a quasi-isotropic laminate, employing air-coupled ultrasonic transducers, to measure the attenuation coefficient.

Experiments certificate that the hardware system can measure the attenuation intensity and flight time of ultrasonic waves in real time accurately.

In order to measure the attenuation of light by periphyton a method has been developed which assures that natural periphyton architecture and therefore its optical characteristics remain preserved.