Sentence examples for metric waves from inspiring English sources

The two directions for future instrumentation are the extension to shorter wavelengths, with the aim of probing relativistic electrons, and solar dedicated spectral imaging from centimetric to metric waves to provide a unified view of the acceleration signatures that stem so far from different instruments with either spectroscopic or imaging capabilities.

The term is now the standard metric for wave measurements.

For analyses of simple change scores in the latent factor for Externalizing Behavior Problems, we used the same metric for both waves before calculating gain scores on its three subscales.

Conclusions: Based on our findings, we conclude that a relative mean-temperature-only heat wave definition may be the most effective metric for heat wave warning systems in Alabama.

It is hoped that the technology performance level metric will accelerate wave energy conversion technology convergence.

We define a wave motion metric to quantify the amount of the delivered wave energy.

These include velocity derivation based on the frequency drifts observed in metric and decametric radio wave data using a range of coronal density models.

The former relies on the linearity and reciprocity admitted by the governing physics, and the latter is an optimization-based framework that attempts maximization of a wave motion metric in the target zone.

The real spacetime metric of a gravitational wave is given by Eq. (1) and thus, the effective metric for the phonons is, (10).

The metric of a gravitational wave spacetime is commonly modelled by a small perturbation to the flat Minkowski metric, i.e. [7], (1).

Associations between PTB and heat wave days defined using other metrics were not significant, with the exception of a significant negative association with heat wave days based on a previously used metric (HI12), which in Alabama exhibited heat waves only in a small region of the state located on the Gulf of Mexico.