Sentence examples for propagation by a from inspiring English sources

The latter could enhance crack propagation by a factor of up to 11, as compared with the crack growth rate in air.

Cancer is increasingly being viewed as a stem cell disease, both in its propagation by a minority of cells with stem-cell-like properties and in its possible derivation from normal tissue stem cells.

This mechanism assumes that backbiting (giving D6, D5 and D4 but not D3) involves, as intermediates, silicenium ions solvated by nearby oxygens of their own chain, and propagation by a much more reactive unsolvated (unpaired) silicenium ion in lower concentration.

Fan et al. (2012) investigated mechanism of fracture propagation by a linear elastic model.

The group delay of the window function can thus be fitted to (15) for every mode of propagation by a fifth-order time shear (8) with parameters.

In the present study, we show the precise slip distribution and rupture propagation by a joint inversion of all available data, i.e., teleseismic and InSAR datasets.

The resulting velocity-controlled beams of cold, state-selected molecules, deflected away from their initial axis of propagation by an angle of 10° had translational temperatures of ∼250 mK and appear very well suited for use in studies of ion-molecule reactions at low collision energies [138].

Experiments have now demonstrated the deterministic teleportation of a quantum gate, which prevents error propagation by using a combination of quantum and classical bits.

This arrangement provides optical access along the axis of ion beam propagation by placing a mirror in the beam path at a 25 degree angle.

Moreover, this process was capable of self-propagation by a chain reaction.

Facilitated by globalization and intercontinental trade but occasionally also through active import and propagation by humans, an increasing number of plant and animal species are transplanted to regions and ecosystems in which they are not native.