Sentence examples for phase path from inspiring English sources

TCP-ADW adjusts the delay window dynamically based on several conditions such as transmission rate, slow start phase, path length and packet lost event.

A method for deriving the parameters of ionospheric structures is based upon an analysis of the RO signal variations in the phase path and intensity.

Atmospheric mapping function, influence and retrieval of ionospheric layers/disturbances, tropospheric water vapor, and possible measurement of vertical winds and wave velocities are investigated by use of simulation data of GPS phase path excess and bending angle.

Therefore, the phase paths of such equation are, in general, no longer level curves of an energy (H phi _{1},frac{mathrm{d}phi _{1}}{mathrm{d}chi })).

In addition, the varying ratio of active to potential TPB sites predicted by the current model (up to 80%) differs significantly from the constant reported in the literature (80%), which lacks analyses of three-phase percolation, gas phase paths, and gas/current collector boundary conditions.

If non-in-phase path delay needs to be considered, we have (21).

A method to design slider-crank mechanisms to achieve multi-phase path and function generation applications typically accomplished by adjustable planar four-bar mechanisms is presented.

Path founder Dave Morin says that the second phase of Path is about giving people a place to "capture all the experiences" on their path through life.

This study results in understanding both the phase transformation path and distributions in germanium, proving that the crystalline orientation also influences the path of phase transformation in nanoindentation of germanium.

Unfortunately, most control configurations result in a non-minimum phase control path; even a collocated control actuator and error sensor will not necessarily produce a minimum phase control path in the discrete domain.

A filter that consists of amplitude (density) or phase (optical path) variations, or both, is placed in the plane of the diffraction pattern.