Sentence examples for propagating faster than from inspiring English sources

Formation of superluminal localized waves (SpLW) – ultrawideband light pulses propagating faster than c without any spread or distortion in free space – is studied.

In spatially extended settings where fear may inspire long-range migration, the possibility of fear propagating faster than bug will prove highly consequential.

Aristotle (4th century bc) correctly suggested that a sound wave propagates in air through motion of the air a hypothesis based more on philosophy than on experimental physics; however, he also incorrectly suggested that high frequencies propagate faster than low frequencies an error that persisted for many centuries.

He also predicted (1924) the existence of the Raman effect, an inelastic scattering of light, and showed (1927) that the complex form of the mathematical functions in dispersion theory, concerning collisions of subatomic particles, results from the inability of a signal to be propagated faster than the speed of light.

Rupture fronts propagate faster than shear waves following experimental microearthquake nucleation.

There is increasing evidence that seismogenic fractures can propagate faster than the shear wave velocity of the surrounding rocks.

These regions play a big role in pushing the main mode to propagate faster than the side mode by increasing the time delay between them.

On the other hand, numerical simulations tended to overestimate wave attenuation rates: simulated mountain waves decreased as the wave propagated faster than those of observed signals.

The field disturbance was observed to propagate faster than the local Alfven speed and was identified as a kinetic Alfvén wave (KAW) disturbance (Duan et al. 2016).

In addition, simulated lee waves showed that their amplitude decreased as the wave propagated faster than those derived from InSAR observations.

This wave mode always propagates faster than the acoustic wave with an equivalent effective temperature and becomes the acoustic wave in the Maxwellian limit as κ → ∞.