Sentence examples for mode waves generated from inspiring English sources
The plasma sheet boundary layer has been noted to have distinct magnetosonic mode waves generated by energetic ion beams during intervals of magnetic reconnection in the distant tail (Cowley et al. 1984; Tsurutani and Smith 1984; Tsurutani et al. 1985; Gary et al. 1985).
The primary zonal electric field of the fast mode waves generates electric charges along the terminator, but the secondary zonal electric field is weaker than the primary field and the total electric field is in the same direction in the sunlit and dark ionospheres.
The magnetic fluctuations were the whistler mode wave generated by the protons reflected by the lunar surface.
Chorus emissions emerged from the band of whistler-mode waves generated through the instability driven by the temperature anisotropy when the wave amplitude exceeds the threshold amplitude (Omura et al. 2008, 2009).
The typical frequency range of whistler-mode chorus waves generated in the equatorial region is 0.1–(0.8f_{mathrm{ce}}) and correspond to a range from several hundred Hz to several dozen kHz in the inner magnetosphere, where (f_{mathrm{ce}}) denotes the local electron cyclotron frequency (Santolík et al. 2003b, 2004; Tsurutani and Smith 1974).
The mode selection of Lamb waves generated in thin aluminium plates by using 2-2 piezocomposites has been studied.
Our results show that, under the right conditions, the field-aligned waves generated by mode conversion can have wave amplitude beating of several mode-converted waves at the IIH and/or Alfvén resonances.
Next, the same measurements were done with two different 2-2 piezocompositoseeo see the mode selection of the Lamb waves generated.
Primordial gravitational waves generated by inflation have produced an odd-parity pattern B-mode in the cosmic microwave background (CMB) polarization.
It is helpless against the waves generated by tourists' motorboats.
These results suggest that the HF waves, generated by field-aligned electron beams, provide the dissipation which is necessary to destabilize low frequency (ballooning) modes.
