Sentence examples for receiving surfaces from inspiring English sources

Dendrites are thought to form receiving surfaces for synaptic input from other neurons.

The required receiving surfaces of PV array were estimated for three different direct normal irradiation (DNI) values in Italy in order to assess how the available roof surface affects the layout choice.

The transducer was covered with gel on its transmitting and receiving surfaces, inserted into a specifically made silicone cushion and positioned transversely on the region corresponding to the seventh lumbar vertebra, as described by Morooka et al. [ 25].

Unlike the previous models, the structural parameters, the distance between the jet-nozzle exit and receiving surface, the included angle between two receiver holes as well as the distance between two receiver holes, all can be considered in this model.

However, since this only calculates two values (maximum and minimum), it does not provide the information regarding how uniform the received optical power (or the illumination at the receiving surface) compares to the average optical power.

In the experiment, the illumination of the receiving surface in different distance between LED and photodiode receiver has been tested, and the effect of background light has been considered.

It lies beneath the surface of the face, covered by skin and muscle, and acts as a receiving surface for sound pressures.

When light falls upon a surface it produces illumination (i.e., illuminance), the usual measure of illuminance being the foot-candle, which is one lumen falling on each square foot of receiving surface.

Hence in some people, through disability or age, memory does not occur even under a strong stimulus, as though the stimulus or seal were applied to running water; while in others owing detrition like that of old walls in buildings, or to the hardness of the receiving surface, the impression does not penetrate.

The conventional imaging solar concentrators normally obtain a Gaussian distribution on the receiving surface.

N is the total number of elements in the receiving surface.