'spread effect' is a grammatically correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to the result or impact of something spreading or becoming more widespread. Example: The spread effect of the new technology has revolutionized the way we communicate. In this sentence, 'spread effect' is used to describe the widespread and significant changes that have occurred due to the adoption of new technology.
A low-speed moving scenario was considered (discarding any chances of Doppler spread effect), where a malicious user is approaching the static transmitter in the presence of an equally static legitimate receiver with a constant velocity for a time window : (4).
You rarely see a great spread effect".
The result appears the spread effect happened at the range of 600m.
So far.But there is a danger, the prime minister fears, of the "spread effect" turning against his government.
It is highly incendiary, air burst and its spread effect is such that it that should never be used on civilian areas".
By using ArcGIS as an analyzing tool, this article exams the spread effect on land-use changes from different types of growth pole in Linco new town, and concludes the necessary land uses on each kind of growth pole, so as to discuss an effectiveness strategy toward sustainable issue.
To this end, we use a recently developed numerical code for waveguide FELs to study energy spread effects in second harmonic waveguide FELs.
Key Findings and Conclusions The findings of this study show that HIV/AIDS has had wide spread effects on children's learning experiences.
A minimum connection distance criterion of 4 cm between grid points was applied to avoid spurious coherence detection due to field spread effects [Schoffelen and Gross, 2009].
Fang, X., Liemohn, M. W., Kozyra, J. U. & Solomon, S. C. Quantification of the spreading effect of auroral proton precipitation.
This study analyzes the current spreading effect of graphene on lateral and vertical light emitting diodes (LEDs).
