Sentence examples for smaller fundamental from inspiring English sources
The shaking table test results disclose that with the same design of the isolated superstructure and isolation system, a mid-story isolated building has smaller fundamental modal quantities than a base-isolated building.
According to the results in Figure 2 and Table 1, we find Δx zp large strain < Δx zp small strain; one possible reason is that larger applied strain results in smaller fundamental angular frequency and Δx zp, therefore, the quantum noise can be reduced.
In high-dimensional data, there often exists a lower-dimensional space that describes the majority of the observed variation, i.e., a smaller "fundamental set of independent variables... which determine the values of the original data" [[ 31], cited in [ 32]].
The field clings to the smallest fundamental particles and gives them mass.
One, called quantum mechanics, describes the small, fundamental particles of which matter consists and the forces by which those particles interact.
It is a brisk, no-nonsense kind of place, with an extensive counter lit up with brightly coloured Indian pastries and sweetmeats to greet you as you go in, and a small, fundamental dining room (melamine-topped tables, robust chairs, lemon-yellow walls) just off it.
The proposed fiber exhibits a very small fundamental mode loss below 10−3 dB/m both in the straight and bent state.
Quantum means the smallest fundamental unit of energy and matter, usually considered at very small scales.
No matter how much money it spends, science cannot find any true empirical evidence for even an infinitesimally small "fundamental particle of matter".
Even the smallest fundamental input can create a multiplied financial effect in commodity markets, using the quick acting commodity indexes, managed futures funds, commodity trade groups, ETF's, ETN's and personal futures accounts available today.
Among such advantages are their small volume, fundamental simplicity, overall low mass, and actuation efficiency.
