Sentence examples for more isotropic temporal from inspiring English sources

Thus, the change in the intensity pattern is most probably a signature of a more isotropic temporal average of the ionization rate, which is caused by a more isotropic temporal average of the solar wind proton flux during the rising phase of the solar cycle.

Compared to a low-low satellite-to-satellite-tracking mission, results show reduced temporal aliasing errors due to a more isotropic error behavior caused by an improved observation geometry, predominantly in near-radial direction within the inter-satellite-links, as well as the potential of an improved gravity recovery with higher spatial and temporal resolution.

One is applying strain on a system of more isotropic.

Such lattices allow schemes which are more compact and more isotropic.

In both cases, the pitch angle gradually becomes more isotropic from its initial anisotropic distribution.

This permits to design and fabricate lighter structural components with improved and more isotropic performances.

Additionally, the moduli, regardless of print orientation, become nearly identical, indicating a more isotropic part.

This may restrict the application of the technique to height ranges where more isotropic backscatter is typical.

Though the principal axes are similarly orientated, the tensor describing the response to pressure is more isotropic.

Figure 10 suggests that the permeability anisotropy is indeed quite small, and the fracture becomes more isotropic as it opens.

The strain is also more isotropic under compression, particularly so at low pressures (Figure 9f and Table 4).