Sentence examples for resultant fields from inspiring English sources

If a second coherent optical field is added to each of these two fields, however, then the resultant fields become (1 + cos x) and (1 + |cos x|), respectively.

MEG measures the magnetic field outside the head: in effect, the resultant field from the flow of current inside the brain.

Since the resultant field at any point and time is the sum of all individual fields at that point and time, these arguments are easily extended to any number of superposing waves.

In the special case when two equally strong waves have their fields in the same direction in space and time (i.e., when they are in phase), the resultant field is twice that of each individual wave.

(Of course when using vector potential, possible gauge transformations mean that in a particular situation different approaches might give different A(r); however the difference will simply be the gradient of a scalar function, and will not affect the resultant field).

The SA correlation methods make use of the fact that the variation in the Doppler shift with angle is such that the resultant field moves over the ground as a random pattern with a velocity twice that of the horizontal wind at the backscatter height.

The resultant field at the pinhole due to the FPP of a perfectly uniform object can be shown to follow simple propagations through the FPP.

However, repeat measurements with and without the stand (replaced by low density, low dielectric constant 'Eccostock SH' foam) gave identical resultant field levels that were within 4% of field strengths measured by a commercial instrument with calibration traceable to national standards.

RMS values of electric field strength for the three orthogonal components were root sum of squares (RSS) combined to yield the resultant field strength for each spot measurement location.

The root-sum-squared (RSS) resultant field at these two locations shows moderately strong correlation, (r=0.76, Table 5) and stability over time at both locations is indicated through strong correlation of spot measurements separated by 48 h.

As the carriage passed above two kinds of wire coils embedded in the guideway below, the resultant electric fields would create a levitation force that would keep the thing aloft and a propulsion force that would keep it moving forward.