Sentence examples for polar response from inspiring English sources

A quadratic residue diffuser is used as an arbitrary test surface, and refracto-vibrometry measurements of its polar response have been performed and results compared to a boundary element model.

The diffusion coefficient measures the similarity between the polar response of a Lambertian reflection and the actual one.

For this system, the synthesis of the radiation pattern is generally based on finding the weights that produce a predefined polar response.

First, glucocorticoids induce polar opposite responses in different tissues.

Surprisingly, BOLD signals in the dorsomedial prefrontal cortex (dmPFC) showed polar opposite responses to the 2 sources of uncertainty, with the strongest response to ambiguous tallies of evidence (high mean uncertainty) and to homogenous arrays (low variance uncertainty).

Measurements on polar responses provide evidence that the active diffusers can achieve wider bandwidth dispersion.

The political and administrative responses were to attend to short-run efficiency by improving management techniques and to adopt polar responses to accommodate polar criticisms.

This coefficient is expressed as the correlation index between the actual and the diffusive polar responses corresponding to a wavefront coming from a perpendicular direction with respect to the surface.

The average response was recorded for analysis except for situations where there was a clear bi-polar response when the responses are illustrated individually.

These dielectric phenomena were related to the polarization response of polar nano-regions (PNRs) embedded in the ceramics, which are macroscopically in the paraelectric state at room temperature.

The present study investigates the influence that polar material response has on the plastic behaviour of thin-walled structures made of ideal fibre-reinforced materials (Spencer, 1972); or, equivalently, on the response of thin-walled fibrous composites within the first branch of the matrix dominated form (MDM) of the bimodal theory of plasticity (Soldatos, 2011, Dvorak and Bahei-El-Din, 1987).