'propagation distance' is a correct and usable part of a sentence in written English.
You can use it to describe the distance traveled by a wave or signal through certain types of media. For example, "The propagation distance of the radio wave was almost 10 miles."
This, they say, would lead to an increased propagation distance that is highly desired for optical and plasmonic devices.
The structure of the received sferic waveform is mainly a function of propagation distance and the waveguide parameters.
Equations for the expected value and variance of propagation distance are derived.
Specifically, we derive models for the expectation, variance and probability distribution of information propagation distance.
In addition, periodic array compensation can significantly increase the propagation distance of SPPs.
The results make transparent the relationship between propagation distance, equipped vehicle density and transmission range.
Besides, its sensitivity to the propagation distance and Taylor expansion order is thoroughly investigated.
Our technique involves the use of a preformed plasma density channel to guide a relativistically intense laser, resulting in a longer propagation distance.
To date, however, acceleration distances have been severely limited by the lack of a controllable method for extending the propagation distance of the focused laser pulse.
As evident from Fig. 2(d), the central lobe width of the Airy beam varies from 450 μm to 487 μm over a propagation distance of Z = 200 cm and the beam divergence is well below the camera pixel size (~85 μm) proving the non-divergence property of the Airy beam even after a propagation distance of 2 m.
Charts showing the maximum uninterrupted propagation distance reveal instances of anomalous vertical scattering of sound energy.
