Sentence examples for source of propagation from inspiring English sources

In the nitride nanowire waveguides, absorption due to unsaturated bonds is another source of propagation loss and can be mitigated by sophisticated passivation, deposition and fabrication techniques, e.g., [27, 28].

It also strengthened the argument that perhaps a low percentage of reactor animals were missed during the surveillance or culling activities, which subsequently served as the source of propagation of the disease to other susceptible animals and herds.

Although the media have been recognised as a source of propagation of ageism in television 13 14 15 16 17 and print, 18 19 most research to date has concentrated on media ageism in terms of the mass media rather than on its impact on influential opinion formers.

Although genetic research in these forests is still limited, enough knowledge exists to initiate the development of practical management guidelines e.g. on minimum population densities as a precondition for logging or documentation of sources of propagation material used in enrichment planting.

As a possible source of confusion, propagation failure has previously also been referred to as "pinning of waves" (Fáth 1998), thus evoking the need to emphasize its clear distinction from "wave-pinning" as defined in Mori et al. (2008).

Other important consequences have to do with the resulting source strength, velocity of propagation, e The above research is ultimately directed toward models which may help elucidate the initiation of cardiac arrhythmias.

We describe typical examples of our retrieval sequencing, notably the basic retrieval scheme, sources of error propagation, cases where a joint retrieval is advantageous — in particular, a combination of temperature retrieval with trace gas determination, issues of computational efficiency and memory requirements during joint retrievals, as well as the impact of microwindows.

A simulation study on vertical propagation of the fast and ultrafast Kelvin waves using the Kyushu GCM by Chen and Miyahara (2012) showed that in the course of upward propagation, from the source of their generation in the troposphere, the shorter period waves dominated with increasing height.

We have identified the haemolymph of infected bee larvae and of adults as the source of massive ABPV propagation and were able to monitor virus multiplication in vivo in the natural host by observing capsid protein synthesis via gel electrophoretic analysis (Figs.  2A, 3A).

Due to the narrow bandwidth and the small size of the subsecond microwave pulses, we can use them as probe sources for study of propagation effects in the low corona.

Its purpose was as a source of food and propagation material for the indigenous people, and also as a supply of provisions for future visiting European vessels.