Sentence examples for phase contribution from inspiring English sources
We did not consider including ϕ 3 ( t ), which is the junction phase contribution at the pump frequency ( ω 3 ).
The degradability of the materials was influenced by TCP content and decreased with extending inorganic phase contribution.
To model the reactive solid phase contribution, knowledge of the solubility and mass transfer should be extracted from empirical measurements.
This can be examined by comparing the contribution of DD and UL on the Dst, indicating that the expansion phase contribution is greater than the convection; Fig. 17.
However, the peak position of broad band in the range of 2Θ ≈ 26 31° shifts gradually from about 30.8° to 26.8° that demonstrates an increase of Ge phase contribution in the film structure.
Before unwrapping, the number of fringes is then decreased in wrapped interferograms using a scaled version of the stack together with the estimation of the atmospheric phase contribution related with the troposphere vertical stratification.
Note that in the ν = 1 phase, contributions from Γ and M to cancel, whereas those from X 1 and X 2 reinforce each other.
This probably due to quenching of the gas phase reactions at high linear gas velocity, and suggests that microchannel reactors have potential for isolating kinetic effects and minimising gas phase contributions.
Measurement thresholds have been lowered from centimetres to millimetres through the development of methods to correct atmospheric phase contributions (e.g., Parker et al., 2015; Bekaert et al., 2015), limit analysis only to stable ('persistent') scatterers (e.g., Hooper, 2008), and solve for deformation as part of a time series (approaches reviewed by Osmanoglu et al., 2016).
For example, at the Bragg condition, all the contributions scatter in phase and further from this the differing phase contributions create an interference pattern.
Although the precision of the measurement was in principle higher, we could not accurately determine the additional phase contributions to the interferometric signal on an individual label basis, which are required for a robust calibration.
