Sentence examples for more interesting phenomena from inspiring English sources

Different from the linear phononic crystals, elastic waves can exhibit more interesting phenomena in periodic structures with nonlinear properties.

More interesting phenomena arise when 1300 ≤ T CMB ≤ 1500 K.

{uplambda}_{SPR}=d/n,mathrm{with} mathrm{n}=1,2,3dots (2). Figure 2(b) shows more interesting phenomena.

They used to be regarded as the 'vermin of the solar system', irritating rubble that got in the way of astronomers trying to study more interesting phenomena.

Having been on both sides of the manuscript review process, one of the more interesting phenomena I observed was the assumption by authors that they can figure out who reviewed their paper and who must have been responsible for its rejection.

As one typical representative of the partially substituted compounds in the Pr-doping La1 − xCaxMnO3 (LPCMO) system, smaller cation Pr3+ replacing the larger cation La3+ has led to more interesting phenomena such as magnetocaloric effect and transverse Kerr effect [21, 22].

An even more interesting phenomenon is ion-induced crystal or texture rotation in thin metallic films.

In this case, the Park Forest of the future may be an even more interesting phenomenon than it is now.

The more interesting phenomenon is that, for Tea Party conservatives, the Wall Street Journal's editorial page had morphed into the voice of the enemy.

Hybrid OA journals are so risk-free for publishers, and consequently so numerous, that including them would have taken most of our time and overshadowed the more interesting phenomenon: societies so committed to OA that they would skip over the safety and low uptake of the hybrid option and publish full-OA journals.

A more interesting phenomenon is about surface effect on the indentation hardness, which is found to increase with the reduction of the indenter radius when the external load is fixed, or to increase with the decrease of the external load when the indenter radius keeps unchanged.