Sentence examples for shortening wave from inspiring English sources

Three mechanisms, including hierarchical folding, shortening wave length and enlarging plastic bending moment of sandwich wall, help hierarchical structure greatly enhance its anti-crushing behavior.

Our findings of increased wave reflection factor and shortened wave transit time indicated that CRF changed the timing and magnitude of the pulse wave reflection to augment the systolic load of the left ventricle.

Sandwich wall has great bending rigidity and it improves the energy absorption through two aspects: shortening the wave length or improving the plastic bending moment.

Surprisingly, we identified a shortening in wave IV latency after trauma in the exposed ear of T animals, in response to the 10-kHz stimulus condition (Fig. 4A).

He figured out a way to make a clump of particles (in this case charged ammonia molecules) behave as a collective wave, thereby shortening the wavelength and increasing the frequency.

If so, then Schumpeter's long economic waves are shortening, from 50-60 years to around 30-40 years.There is good reason why they should.

As the velocity lessens, the wavelengths become shortened and the wave amplitudes increase.

It is associated with electrocardiogram (ECG) abnormalities, including peaked T waves, shortened QT intervals, prolonged PR intervals, reduction in the amplitude of P waves, and 'sine-wave' ventricular rhythms with wide QRS complexes.

The cyclopyrrolone zopiclone functions as a selective hypnotic, extending the duration of slow wave sleep and concomitantly shortening the awake periods [ 101].

Any condition that disrupts your sleep at night — for example, loud snoring, sleep apnea or restless legs syndrome — can shorten your slow-wave sleep, as can medications.

The activation wave determines the timing of force development, and the curvature wave the timing of muscle lengthening and shortening.