Sentence examples for such a propagation from inspiring English sources
In this paper we perform such a propagation for a nonlinear point-kinetic model coupled to a lumped parameters system using a spectral technique, based on the Polynomial Chaos Expansion (PCE).
One of the features of the detector is the original design of the integrated voltage divider that allows to attenuate effectively such a propagation in the most practical cases.
However, such a propagation of polarity seems to be limited to those portions of neighbouring cells that contact regions of the multipolar cells that show an abnormal polarity.
The potential threat for public health induced by such a propagation led European animal health authorities to launch screening programmes for detecting BSE cases in small ruminants.
However, because users actually have different preferences on topics, such a uniform propagation can result in inaccurate results.
Such a deepening propagation of seismicity contradicts our intuition that assumes the migration of deep hydrothermal fluid toward the surface.
Such a subcritical crack propagation is the process zone (by micro-void coalescence MVC) in the case of fracture in air, the subcritical cracking by localized anodic dissolution (LAD) in stress corrosion cracking (SCC) and the tearing topography surface (TTS) in hydrogen assisted cracking (HAC).
Such a near-optical propagation characteristic also suggests a 3-D ray-tracing technique in channel modeling (see Figure 1), which is detailed in [12].
Some Riemann solvers which retain the substructure associated with Alfven waves within the Riemann fan, can indeed represent such a one-way propagation of Alfven waves.
As an example of the potential computational capacity for such a locally controllable propagation, a 1.2 mm axonal branch could achieve 1 billion temporal configurations for its synaptic outputs.
In support of such a notion, the propagation of locally evoked activity in the DG relative to that evoked the in CA1 was reduced in a rodent model (chronic mild stress [CMS]) of depression.
