Sentence examples for radiated wave from inspiring English sources

We present a theory, based on the equivalent surface source formulation for fluid-solid systems that incorporates these 'loading' effects and allows for swift computation of the multipole source dimensionless impedance, the associated radiator motion and the resulting radiated wave field in borehole fluid and formation.

The electric field with an accompanying magnetic field is propagated through space as a radiated wave at the same speed as that of light.

Polarization of the radiated wave of this antenna is circular.

The incident wave field is given by a stochastic wave process far from the structure, where the scattered (diffracted and radiated) wave field is comparatively small.

In addition, some locally radiated wave fronts are observed from off the Fukushima coast (100 and 120 s in Figure 2), but the phases of such waves are difficult to identify in the waveforms.

The added mass and damping coefficients, as well as the first-order motion responses, second-order mean drift forces, diffracted and radiated wave field, and airgap are computed to examine the hydrodynamic behavior of the floating production unit.

Rake angle heterogeneity (Model H3) may have reduced the superposition of radiated waves.

Due to the diffracted and radiated waves, the interactions among WECs will exist, which may be constructive or destructive.

Circular waveguides offer many attractive features such as the circular polarization of the radiated waves.

The spherical electromagnetic waves in the Earth-ionosphere waveguide showed interference between radiated waves from the dipole source and reflected waves (L-mode) from the lower ionosphere.

The interactions between a monochromatic plane wave and monochromatic circular cylindrical radiated waves are examined, and solutions to the time averaged power are calculated.