Sentence examples for propagation areas from inspiring English sources

The fatigue crack propagation areas for the nanocomposite conductors and pure copper are characterized by fatigue striations and secondary cracking.

Therefore, it is necessary to investigate such potential more deeply, especially on real size networks having the macro BSSs allocated inside distinct propagation areas, such as urban-dense, urban, or suburban.

Based on [15, 16], cross-correlation of shadow fading can be explained by a partial overlap of the large-scale propagation medium as shown in Figure 3, and non-overlapping propagation areas are considered independent.

Figure 1 Guide borders among different propagation areas and DL CAs of each BSS transmitting at (a) 10 W, (b) 40 W. In order to correctly and efficiently model the propagation environment of a UMTS network, we utilize the path loss model commonly used for modeling propagation environments in macro cells of the 2G and 3G networks known as the Hata (Okumura-Hata) model [27, 28].

The equivalent current dipole solutions had the highest degree of concordance with the results of depth EEG; the authors observed that rhythmic activity tends to originate from propagation areas, confirmed on depth EEG.

The propagation area in static water is always round before grouts reach the joint boundaries.

In addition, mesh refinement is done near the fracture propagation area to ensure the accuracy of the simulation results.

The green color on the map indicates areas where Lg wave propagation is efficient, and the red color indicates the least efficient Lg wave propagation area.

The landslide can be divided into three zones, the source area, a debris flow propagation area, and the deposition area (Figs. 2 and 4).

The crack propagation area and the inelastic strain correlated well irrespective of the presence of solder defects, such as voids.

Three areas were identified: elastic area, cracking propagation area limited by appeared oblique crack and the last area where it noted the opening of the oblique crack up to failure, Fig. 6.