Sentence examples for method of periodically from inspiring English sources
In early low-density telephone lines, cross talk was reduced through an ingenious and complicated method of periodically transposing the relative positions of the forward and return conductors in each pair.
This system is more efficient than the current car's method of periodically wasting fuel to heat the catalytic converter to burn out the pollution collected there, so projected fuel efficiency for the new car is 32mpg city and 45mpg highway, with a combined figure that VW estimates to be "around 37" mpg.
Here, we present a sequential turning acquisition and reconstruction (STAR) method for 3D+T imaging of periodically moving structures, which does not require any additional gating signal and is not prone to registration error accumulation.
The variational asymptotic method for unit cell homogenization is used to find the sensitivity of the effective properties of periodically heterogeneous materials, within a periodic base-cell.
Using multiple methods of case ascertainment periodically can also help to validate the effectiveness of surveillance.
Our method is general and could be applied for structural or any other (e.g. Doppler) imaging of periodically moving structures with optical coherence tomography, or other modalities that allow acquiring images according to the proposed geometry.
Microstructures in a shape of periodically arranged micro-pyramids are etched on the silicon surface by applying the chemical photolithography method or plasma etching one.
We derive the required constraints for a general class of periodically operated processes and show how these bounds can be integrated into standard nonlinear programming methods.
A comparison of periodically perturbed secondary bifurcations with periodically perturbed primary bifurcations is presented.
Tolstorukov and coworkers analyzed clusters of periodically spaced.
This method yields periodically patterned surfaces with homogenous inverted pyramids with dimensions that can be tuned from 1 to 10 μm as a function of the etching time (see Figure S3 in the Supporting Information).
