Sentence examples for strong flux from inspiring English sources
Such fine particles can act as strong flux pinning centers.
The strong flux variations that they are exposed to during their service life enhance the physical chemical aging mechanisms and cause the decrease of the material's thermal performance.
However, MBE cannot avoid the effects of shutter transients (STs) by which a prominent inaccuracies are caused by strong flux transients after opening the shutter due to temperature gradients in the cells.
While it is clear that the troposphere can strongly influence the stratosphere, via the strong flux of upward-propagating waves generated at low altitudes, the idea that the stratosphere might be able to impose some form of downward control on the troposphere has been much less accepted, until recently (Kuroda and Kodera 1999; Baldwin and Dunkerton 1999; Song and Robinson 2004).
The accretion explains all peculiar properties of classical T Tauri stars: strong flux in the emission lines (up to 100% of the intrinsic luminosity of the star), magnetic activity, photometric variability and jets.
It is then likely that the drop in auxin export capacity of AF leads to a weak auxin flow which cannot compete with the strong flux from the central fruitlet.
The upward fluxes decrease rapidly with height and strong fluxes are confined near 50 km.
At ∼300 km altitudes, strong fluxes of energetic ion conics have been observed (Lundin et al., 2006).
This appears to occur only for rather strong fluxes in some sectors, in which case a weak signal may be detected in all azimuthal sectors at the same energy as the original signal.
Ern et al. (2011) applied the methodology through the stratosphere and lower mesosphere, with strong fluxes captured at latitudes greater than 50° in local winter and near 25° in the subtropics in summer.
This is because there can be strong fluxes in a flux configuration, which do not appear in a net-flux configuration since they cancel each other.
