Sentence examples for square of amplitude from inspiring English sources

Heat developed due to viscoelastic heating depends on applied frequency, square of amplitude and loss modulus.

The RMS amplitude is a surface attribute that measures the root mean square of amplitude between two surfaces and it is useful in identifying reservoir extent and geometry.

Since laser intensity is proportional to the square of amplitude, the amplitude of the electric field in plasma is increased with increasing laser intensity.

To obtain a dipole that was representative of the N1m, we first calculated a single equivalent current dipole for each sampling point and then averaged the dipole parameters for a 30-ms time window around the activity peak (response to the first stimulus of series, as determined by root mean square of amplitude curves).

To identify the successive N1m peaks, the root mean square of amplitudes was calculated for a time window of 0 to 2000 ms, based on the amplitudes in each of the 37 MEG channels.

The ground truth is plotted in the same figure, and it is represented with a square wave of amplitude 1.

A class of signals S t) which will be considered below is a periodic train of square pulses of amplitude 1, whose temporal pattern is characterized by the numbers (cf. Fig. 2).

By focusing on the fact that asymmetric dislocation motion is required to generate the second harmonic, a theoretical derivation of the non-linearity parameter (ratio of the amplitude of second harmonic to square of the amplitude of the fundamental) from dislocation pile-ups is presented.

For the case of an intrinsically straight, untwisted rod, asymptotic theory predicts that the amplitude of the extension/compression wave is proportional to the square of the amplitude of the bend or shear wave and the wavelength of the extension/compression wave is one-half the wavelength of the bend or shear wave.

The probability of an extreme event scales with the variance in amplitude, or to be more precise, the root mean square of the amplitude (arms, [15]).

Since power is the square of the amplitude, power increases due to EMG will always be larger than amplitude changes: a power reduction of 33%% corresponds to an amplitude reduction of 18 % and a power reduction of 93%% corresponds to an amplitude reduction of 73%% (see Fig.  3a).