Sentence examples for partial transmissions from inspiring English sources

Jin, X. Wen, A Hamiltonian-preserving scheme for the Liouville equation of geometric optics with partial transmissions and reflections, SIAM J. Numer.

44 (2006) 1801–1828], a Hamiltonian-preserving scheme for the Liouville equation was constructed to capture partial transmissions and reflections at the interfaces.

Previously such a problem was handled by Jin and Wen using the Liouville equation – which arises as the semiclassical limit of the Schrödinger equation – with an interface condition to account for partial transmissions and reflections (S. Jin, X. Wen, SIAM J. Num. Anal. 44 (2006) 1801–1828).

As the incident soliton is accelerated by the gradient and then reflected, there is a partial transmission of the soliton.

Two closely spaced Bragg reflectors are used in the FM structure to allow a narrow bandpass (partial transmission) centered at 850 nm.

The technique, known as 2-CAT, employs arcing beams with blocking of the center of the field, along with partial transmission blocking of the poles of the portal.

The proposed VOA is optimally designed to successively dissipate a blocked optical power by partial transmission and refraction outside the acceptance angle of the output fiber.

Compared with metallic frequency selective surfaces (FSSs), lower electrical conductivity of the carbon rovings caused a partial transmission near resonance frequency.

These include clipping, decision-aided reconstruction clipping, coding, partial transmission sequence (PTS), selective mapping (SLM), companding transform, tone reservation, active constellation extension (ACE), among others [7].

Gestures can also be transmitted contactlessly via the technique, with a finger hovering up to an inch above the surface of the skin, thanks to a partial transmission of an electrical signal owing to the human arm acting like an antenna, says CMU's Chris Harrison, one of the scientists involved in the research.

The burnthrough is thought to be an effect of partial transmission of beam power by a stream of positive ions generated by the high voltage electron beam from contaminant gas in the "vacuum" chamber.