Sentence examples for perfectly coupled from inspiring English sources
They also indicate that the GB motion is never perfectly coupled but instead involves at least some amount of sliding.
The shear stress induced migration of planar 〈1 0 0〉 tilt grain boundaries in Al bicrystals was observed to be perfectly coupled to the lateral translation of grains.
Time-frequency coherence quantifies the strength of the local coupling between two non-stationary signals, being γik t,f) = 1 in the TF regions where the signals are perfectly coupled and γik t,f) = 0 in the regions where signals are uncorrelated.
His Moroccan Ras El Hanout Crusted Lamb was elevated by an original spice rub based on a recipe he found on the Internet, and perfectly coupled with a micro green salad and a vegetable puree.
An ideal transformer is a theoretical, linear transformer that is lossless and perfectly coupled; that is, there are no energy losses and flux is completely confined within the magnetic core.
In a perfectly coupled system, protons would only re-enter the mitochondrial matrix through ATPsynthase in the presence of ADP.
Considering the case k = 0, a little reflection shows that a0 can, in fact, assume a perfectly precise meaning, coupled with an additional and quite extraordinary property.
This postjunctional AP firing, including bursting, could be triggered at resting membrane potentials, and perfectly synchronized between coupled PCs.
AP firing is therefore perfectly synchronized between coupled PCs; Postjunctional APs and spikelets alternate following slight changes of membrane potentials; Postjunctional spikelets, especially at high frequencies, are summated and ultimately reach AP-threshold to fire.
If the gravity wave is not perfectly stationary, the coupled antidune/gravity wave moves together and the antidune can migrate upstream or downstream, i.e., up- or downstream migration is not indicative of the flow regime (Kubo and Nakajima 2002; Spinewine et al. 2009).
Stabilizability (resp. stability) conditions are given for perfectly decoupled and interconnected coupled (by connectivity parameters) subsystems.
