Sentence examples for opposition phase from inspiring English sources

VK−: this condition is similar to VK+ with the difference that the two disturbance inputs rotate in opposition (phase lag = 180°).

A fully programmable circuit allows creating vortices inside the mixing channel and to move the fluids with an oscillating motion from inlet to outlet; the electrodes on the bottom wall provide contra-rotating vortices and are fed with AC zero mean value square waves in-phase and in opposition of phase with respect to a magnetic field generated by an electromagnet.

Other people seem to be the principal problem; Saturn in opposition signals a phase when colleagues become non-compliant, exes turn truculent and friendships are tested.

The inverter switches are triggered using Phase Opposition Disposition (POD) Pulse Width Modulation technique.

TE can thus be set to yield a phase opposition phenomenon between deoxyhaemoglobin and the adjacent parenchyma, further lowering the signal [1].

Each sub-cavity is connected to the quiescent ambient by a cylindrical nozzle (a pipe) thus two circular synthetic jets in phase opposition are obtained.

In agreement with the experimental measurements, numerical calculations capture the phase opposition between shielded and unshielded sides, and the scattered sound depends exponentially on the position of the plate.

Therefore the behavior of impinging single and twin circular synthetic jets in phase opposition is experimentally investigated by using Particle Image Velocimetry (PIV) at Reynolds and Strouhal numbers equal to 5100 and 0.024, respectively.

These minima occur when the radiation passing through different squares inside the fractal interferes and are in phase opposition, and thus, the most frequently encountered distances between the center of squares (2u m ) are equal with π/q.

The acoustic results, on the other hand, include a significant increase in the low-frequency sound radiation, and phase opposition between the shielded and unshielded sides of the plate.

ANC was first patented in 1934 by Paul Lueg, a German Physicist [13], and works on the principle of phase opposition; to any given sound, a sound cancellation speaker emits a sound wave of equal amplitude and inverted phase to 'cancel out' the emitted sound.