Sentence examples for ring area from inspiring English sources

The magnetic flux needed is 0.1Φ0, corresponding to 0.414 mT for a ring area of 1 square micron or an electric potential of 0.414 mV at 1 ps with an energy dissipation of 0.041 eV per iteration.

In the design model of this protocol, we know that all the network node data reaches the base station (BS) through the nodes near the BS, and the nodes in this area will use more energy, so we define a ring area using the BS as the center to form a circle, then we partition the network area based on the distance from node to the BS.

Interference fringes only appear in the ring area, due to the geometry of the hollow beam.

To have this zero OPD we calculated the required thickness difference between the central and the ring area of the custom made RBL.

Compared with [5], the prior study of us in [11] further divides the ring area in [5] into fan sections for zooming in and out, which the system EE performance is progressively boosted up via this method.

Let ρ = X 2 + Y 2 = r 2 - H 2, so the above equation can be rewritten as: c t - τ 2 2 - H 2 ≤ ρ ≤ ct 2 2 - H 2. (37)Equation 34 describes an area like a long ellipse, and Equation (37) describes a ring area.

The Oct. 19 letter — which was first reported by Corona del Mar Today — lays out the city's alternative plans for the fire ring areas if the commission approves Newport's application for a permit to remove the rings.

Rogers states that the "outwardly conventional landscapes" of "inner ring" areas are "neither urban nor suburban, but a conglomeration of both, a hybrid condition mixed from one part global city, one part garden suburb, and one part disinvestment".

Finally, hypoechogenic ring areas, which appeared around the lumen of the temporal artery and could be detected in one or more sites unilaterally or bilaterally, were defined as halos.

Based on this information and on the monthly proportions of birds staying in or flying away from the Camargue described above, it was then possible to estimate the number of birds staying in the ringing area (the Camargue), moving between wintering sites, and undertaking migration.

Third, several types of "atypical eyespots" that cannot be logically explained by the gradient model, such as an eyespot without an inner core-ring area (blank-core eyespot), a focus-only "eyespot," an eyespot with multiple or scattered foci, and a multi-ring eyespot, can be explained via activity changes in organising centres.