Sentence examples for pattern of interference from inspiring English sources

The first such techniques made use of the diffraction of X rays, where the pattern of interference between rays that are reflected by a crystal can be interpreted in terms of the scattering from individual atoms.

They and Mr. Marimow claim he was dismissed at the behest of their partner George E. Norcross III, a businessman and power broker in Democratic politics, as part of a pattern of interference.

It is of interest to note that insofar as goods and services are concerned, the general pattern of interference follows the old mercantilist dictum of discouraging imports and encouraging exports.

Issa accused Park on Fox News, of "engaging in a pattern of interference and false statements," referencing documents that suggest the healthcare website could handle about one-tenth of the users Park claimed it could.

In the 1960s, researchers generated the first holograms by firing a laser at an object and then using a photosensitive material to record the pattern of interference between light waves reflected off the object and those striking the material directly from the laser.

The resulting intensity of the light after mixing of these two beams is measured, or the pattern of interference fringes is viewed or recorded.

Six ROIs showed a pattern of interference-related probe activity during the LE condition, located within left DLPFC and lateral parietal lobe, right pre-SMA, as well as bilateral IFG (Table 3).

This suggests that the pattern of interference-related activity during the delay period was not simply an artifact of the analysis method, but rather a specific effect of interference expectancy on components of the core brain network associated with WM and interference control.

This slightly asymmetric pattern of interferences may be related to the fact that our non-musician participants were less accustomed to making explicit judgments about melodic information than linguistic information, as demonstrated by slower RTs in the Musical Task than in the Linguistic Task.

"We are going to fingerprint all the material found at Piltdown and unravel how many patterns of interference have occurred – and how many individuals were involved," says Stringer.

Originally made in 1982, Fase is set to four pieces of Steve Reich's early "phase music", in which short sound loops move in and out of register to create complex but highly ordered patterns of interference.