Sentence examples for modes which reflect from inspiring English sources
The silver nanowire supports longitude SPP modes which reflect between its two terminal facets.
The MIM configuration supports so-called MIM waveguide modes, which reflect off the sides of the disk and form a Fabry Perot-like resonance.
An 142-arm star-shaped p tBMA) showed two diffusional mode, which reflected the coexistence of liquid ordering phase and liquid phase near the ordering transition.
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Analysis of variance results showed that cutting condition prominently affects all responses which reflect the criticality of choosing appropriate mode of cooling.
Characteristic for proteins are the three amide bands, which reflect combinations of C=O, CN, and NH modes.
High-resolution B-mode ultrasonography of the carotid artery provides a noninvasive, valid and reproducible method for identifying atherosclerotic plaques, which reflect prevalent, clinical or preclinical CVD and may represent predictors of future CVD events [ 5].
spectra were analysed as combinations of various spectral modes, one of which reflects the restriction of the label motion by the carbonyl groups in the main chain.
Different dynamics of RHEED patterns during the deposition of Ge atoms in different growth modes is observed, which reflects the difference in adatom mobility and their 'condensation' fluxes from Ge 2D gas on the surface for different modes, which in turn control the nucleation rates and densities of Ge clusters.
The D band is attributed to a disordered graphite structure or sp 3-hybridized carbons of the nanotubes, whereas the G band corresponds to a splitting of the E2g stretching mode of graphite, which reflects the structural intensity of the sp 2-hybridized carbon atoms.
