Sentence examples for propagating without from inspiring English sources

The waves explored in the previous chapter evolve in a fluid otherwise at rest, propagating without either growth or decay.

The dynamics of the wave packet propagating without wind at the free surface are compared to the dynamics of the packet propagating in the presence of wind.

However, according to the researchers, the palladium glass generates so many of these bands that they form a blocking pattern that prevents cracks from propagating without impairing the material's overall properties.

And with the shaming of talented young women purely on their looks no longer merely the preserve of trashy magazines, or the terminally soulless online gossip columns, it's an issue that broadsheet papers and smugly intellectual publications are engaging with, and propagating, without a thought for the aforementioned facts.

At a point on the A0locus in the subsonic region which is not on a loop, the mode consists of a highly damped and, hence, (effectively) non-propagating wave, whereas, at a point on a loop, the mode corresponds to a wave propagating without loss along the plate.

We propose that flashes are energy conservation events triggered by the opening of a fusion pore between two contiguous mitochondria of different membrane potentials, propagating without matrix fusion to equilibrate the energetic state of connected mitochondria.

Numerical simulations demonstrate that the electromagnetic wave can propagate without any signal destruction and conserve the original propagation mode at receiver side.

Ablation or invalidation of the pro-fission Dynamin-related protein 1 greatly enhanced flash propagation between contiguous mitochondria but marginally increased paGFP matrix diffusion, indicating that flashes propagate without matrix content exchange.

Crevice corrosion of Type 316L stainless steel propagated without repassivation.

This chapter shows how the electronic structure can be propagated without diagonalization in the LvNMD approach.

But crops like sugar cane and potatoes, grown for their stems or tubers, can be propagated without pollination.