Sentence examples for reversible relation from inspiring English sources

It is found there is the optimal transmittance condition of prism (OTCP) when the incidence angle changes for a given refractive index bases on Stokes' reversible relation.

Stokes' reversible relation was derived by Fresnel formulas, which illustrates the reflectivity on both sides of the interface is equivalent when light goes through two media along with a certain path no matter which direction it is transmitted.

Our data suggest a short term, potentially reversible relation between exposures to particulate matter and severity of anxiety symptoms, which may not have been identified if we had focused exclusively on anxiety disorders.

The composite structure exhibits not only high reversible force displacement relation for small to intermediate loading but also high energy absorbing property when subjected to large compressive load.

Borrowings — or, rather, clean thefts — of form from Picasso, Matisse, and Miró infuse welters of charcoal line that set off pink body fragments, in reversible figure-ground relation with passages of golden browns.

In addition, if lead does increase blood pressure and the effect is acute or subacute and reversible, then the relation will be more apparent when body lead burden changes, such as during chelation.

Either reversible or irreversible relations are specified between the opening traction and the displacement jump across a cohesive surface ahead of the initial crack tip in order to simulate cyclic loading as could occur in a vacuum or in an oxidizing environment, respectively.

For the reversible first reduction step a relation is found between Esol12 values and donor numbers.

The lifting style biorthogonal wavelet implementation has a nice property of enabling flexible design; it is immediately reversible and has a simple relation to subband filters.

This reversible structure transformation is discussed in relation to reactivity and volatility of Ge oxide species.

The results show a reversible piezoresistive behaviour and a quasi-linear relation between the fractional change in resistivity and the compressive strain, in particular for those compositions with higher amount of CB.