Sentence examples for propagating outside from inspiring English sources

A charged particle in the object oscillating with a frequency n induces an oscillating electric field propagating outside of the object at the speed of light c ( Figure 7-3 ).

The weak normal shock wave with its magnitude of Mach number from 1·02 to 1·20 is employed to obtain the impulse wave propagating outside the exit of the pipe bends.

They suggested that the pearl structures are modulated Pc1 waves propagating within or at the plasmapause, and that hydromagnetic chorus events consist of similar wave packets propagating outside the plasmasphere.

They suggest that the pitch of the grating should be chosen to allow at least one diffraction mode propagating outside the escape cone in Si for long wavelength light.

During geomagnetic disturbances period on ionograms we can see anomalous diffuse signals, which propagates outside great circle arc.

It should be emphasized that mutant strains of L. pneumophila have poor ability to propagate outside infected hosts because of the lack of human-to-human transmission and little opportunities to go back to their natural environmental reservoir.

During isolated magnetic storms the mini-belt maximum shifts in a regular manner outward and inward; a diffusion wave of quasi-trapped particles propagates from outside of the geostationary orbit and serves as a source of new particles for the mini-belt.

Increasing the gamma activity generated by the model permitted less information to propagate from outside into the network.

The consequences of DDTs can be orders of magnitude larger than deflagration because they have the ability to self-propagate outside the region of high congestion/confinement.

The kidney is an exquisitely complex organ with an intricate architecture composed of more than 20 unique and highly specialized cell types, several of which to date have not been propagated outside the adult body.

The 3D Gabor analysis shows that the circular electrodes borders generate anti-phase surface waves that propagates outside the electrodes, with a strong energy contribution in the low frequency domain (<1 MHz).