Sentence examples for more strongly coupled from inspiring English sources
If the two particles have equal size, but one is more strongly coupled to the surrounding media, that particle will diffuse more slowly and register as larger.
Compared to the BNST, the bilateral CeA was more strongly coupled with the insula and regions that support sensory processing, including thalamus and fusiform gyrus.
The results confirmed earlier observations that the shoulder and elbow are more strongly coupled than the elbow and wrist in sagittal-plane movements.
In contrast, the bilateral BNST was more strongly coupled with regions involved in cognitive and motivational processes, including the dorsal paracingulate gyrus, posterior cingulate cortex, and striatum.
The shock and flame are more strongly coupled for loose layers, propagate at higher velocity, and produce large overpressures and impulses.
Examples range from weakly coupled mixed-valance complexes through more strongly coupled systems in which the electronic states of the bridging ligand are intimately involved in electron transfer processes to complexes.
These types of systems are more scalable than strongly coupled systems, and impose fewer architectural requirements on the actual implementation of the Web services.
More precisely, a strongly coupled three-dimensional (3D) FSI solver is combined with the turbulence model and large deformation updated Lagrangian finite volume structural solver in order to resolve standard computational fluid dynamics (CFD) and aeroelastic benchmark cases of transonic flow.
As a consequence, the self-diffusion coefficient D is more important for the strongly coupled plasmas.
This phenomenon is more predominant for torsionally flexible and strongly coupled systems.
Also, the effectiveness of dampers significantly depends on structural and damping eccentricity ratio and torsional to lateral frequency ratio and the effects of torsional coupling are found to be more significant for torsionally flexible and strongly coupled systems.
