Sentence examples for phase gains from inspiring English sources

In the first phase, the editing phase, gains and losses in the different options are identified.

where ( H=sqrt{1238400} ) is a gain factor related to the normalization of the weighting curve, and four different magnitude and phase gains ( {G}_{varDelta {omega}_1},{G}_{2varDelta {omega}_1},{G}_{2{omega}_1-varDelta {omega}_1} ) and ( {G}_{2{omega}_1-2varDelta {omegare1} ) are introduced for the five components depending on their angular frequency distances.

The notion of childhood superiority in procedural learning was tested in Experiment 1 which showed no advantage for children before the onset of adolescence in either within-session or between-session (consolidation phase) gains, nor in long-term retention.

Slow phase gain of OKN was modulated by an interaction between stimulus speed and treatment (F2,20 = 4.53, p < 0.05).

Slow phase eye velocity was calculated by applying a linear interpolation to the slow phase, thereby allowing the calculation of slow phase gain.

The slow phase gain of OKN for the 10° · s−1 stimulus was significantly lower in the placebo condition than the treatment conditions.

Post-hoc tests revealed significantly reduced slow phase gain in response to the 10° · s−1 stimulus speeds with placebo compared to caffeine (t21 = 2.79 p < 0.01) and NDRI (t21 = 2.87, p < 0.01) respectively.

Harmonic phase gain factors are calculated from the transmission system to the island and a simulation model is constructed and used to explain the reason for the very high gain factors encountered.

From the reversal of phase and energy flow, phase of propagating wave goes backwards as the ray goes forward, cancelling out phase gained through the same thickness of vacuum.

By varying geometric parameters (width and height of the PWC), PWC can be designed so that the sum of phase gain from the metamaterial slab and from the PWC is a constant for every path.

The microsatellite is then in a growth phase gaining and losing one, and occasionally, two repeats, but with an overall bias to expansion.