Sentence examples for ratios of wave from inspiring English sources

Unstable regions are presented for various sag-to-span ratios and ratios of wave speeds.

Because wavelength in shallow water is primarily a function of the ratio of wave period to water depth, wavelengths will also increase with sea-level rise (Fig. 3).

Simulated waves were sensitive to γ, the ratio of wave height to water depth, and cf., the coefficient of friction.

The ratio of wave function decay (tunneling factor α) was found to be 2.26 × 108 cm−1 for samples with x ≥ 8 mol%.

The only free model parameter remains the choice of γ, the ratio of wave height to water depth at initial breaking, and a well-established standard parameter is used for all model runs.

When a plane wave hits a flat interface, the Hamiltonian preservation is shown to be equivalent to Snell's law of refraction in the case when the ratio of wave length over the width of the interface goes to zero, when both length scales go to zero.

Firstly, for the single-pulse model of the HP-PWM signal, ratios of fundamental wave to total energy and the sum of the third and fifth harmonics to the total energy are compared to illustrate the infeasibility of this model.

In Fig. 3, in the high-resistivity layer, the amplitude ratios of electromagnetic wave signals received by two receiver coils increased when the R 1 R 2 spacing of the antenna system is increased.

Values of the stress drop from P waves for three earthquakes could not be calculated because the spectral ratios of P waves for the earthquakes were unavailable as a result of the limited data on P-wave arrival times for EGF earthquakes.

Singh (2002) studied the the plane waves in an isotropic microstretch elastic solid and discussed a problem on reflection of the plane waves from free surface to obtain the reflection coefficients and energy ratios of reflected waves.

This system is solved to find amplitude ratios of reflected waves for theoretical values of material parameters.