Sentence examples for partly transmitted from inspiring English sources

As a wave, propagating in a beam, enters a discontinuity it will be partly reflected and partly transmitted.

The requirements on vehicle seating are more complex than those for domestic seating, because vehicle vibrations are partly transmitted via the seating to the occupants, and the seat plays part of the crash protection system.

Figure 10a shows that the incident pulse is partly reflected and partly transmitted at the soil-bedrock interface.

In TL, there is a ring-like pattern corresponding to wave packets, indicating that the wave energies are partly transmitted to the water domains.

There are two eigenstates for a given wavenumber k; |ψk,→〉 represents an incident wave from the left and partly reflected to the left and partly transmitted to the right, whereas |ψ k,←〉 represents an incident wave from the right and partly reflected to the right and partly transmitted to the left.

Similarly, Algan and Cahuc (2010) exploit the fact that trust levels of US immigrants vary by home country and show that individual trust is partly transmitted from previous generations.

Norham Castle Sunrise (c1845) Dawn in Northumberland and the mist partly transmits and partly reflects the vivid yellow sunrise, forming a diffuse mirror image of the sky above.

In this one, the mist is partly transmitting and partly reflecting the vivid yellow sunrise, forming a diffuse mirror image of the sky above.

(AT&T's "fiber" offering is merely souped-up DSL transmitted partly over its old copper wires, which can't compete at these higher speeds).

The mobile polyethylene presumably partly absorbs the force transmitted to the metal tibial tray, thereby reducing micromotion.

Presumptively receptive audiences responded rapidly to new knowledge on how changes in personal behaviour might reduce risk, even though the 'signals' were not strong and were transmitted, at least partly, through informal and 'horizontal' channels.