Sentence examples for parallel potentials from inspiring English sources

The transducer for RC may be subauroral parallel potentials, the transducer for ORBE may be the cusp, while the Tail substorm transducer is yet a third independent mechanism for extracting SW energy.

By introducing a new way of managing propagation interfaces which avoid the use of expensive data structures, the fast iterative method reveals to be a faster variant with a higher parallel potential compared to the fast marching method.

Further studies are needed to understand the process that directly produces the high electron precipitation flux inside an open flux tube; however, it is estimated that an upward field-aligned current whose carrier is the precipitating electrons and a parallel potential drop, which is presumably produced in conjunction with the upward field-aligned current, may be important factors.

Using simultaneous satellite observations of electrons at two altitudes in the cusp, Lin et al. (1986) showed that some parallel potential drop is needed to explain the enhanced energy flux observed in the lower-altitude electrons, although we do not know whether their enhanced energy flux events are related to cusp moving auroral structures.

In parallel, potential needs can be assessed by incorporating incidence and prevalence of diseases and then mapping a given disease to an estimate of FTE requirements.

In parallel, the potential of this kind of attack has lead to improvements and refinements, resulting in more sophisticated jamming techniques.

In parallel, the potential benefits are discussed in terms of new fields of application (such as food and biomedical) and related reverse engineering possibilities.

With its parallel implementation potential, the ray casting-based algorithm speeds up the fitness calculation for the global optimization method, which effectively exploits the search space to find the best transformation solution.

7, 46 Now that bimatoprost ophthalmic solution 0.03% is commercially available, larger real-life experiences with patients seems to parallel these potential "side effects" and has not been a significant cause of patient discontinuation of treatment.

Future scientific and engineer efforts toward a better understanding of these changes have to come up, in parallel, with potential remediation scenarios to ameliorate and even stop the current trends.

The filaments themselves look eerily similar to the ones extruded by the 3D printers used in the opening sequence of HBO's Westworld, which is why Gizmodo and others are seeing parallels between potential applications of the tech and Westworld's lifelike hosts.