Sentence examples for system coherence from inspiring English sources

It is known that the phenomenon of focal switch depends on the Fresnel number of the lens system, coherence, polarization and amplitude of the incident beam.

However, this method is of great complexity and limited by the system coherence time; thus, the random pilot scheduling (RPS) schemes are usually chosen instead [4].

In a review of the international literature dealing with transition to school practices, Petriwskyi et al. (2005) found that continuity is achieved in three ways: through communication linkages; through coherence of experience and through system coherence.

Finally, system coherence has been raised in response to concerns about different expectations, levels of quality, processes and policies between settings (Petriwskyj et al., 2005) as lack of coherence can make the service system confusing for families to navigate.

The electrodes were connected to the EEG apparatus with flexible wires and EEG activities were recorded using a digital acquisition system (Coherence 6.0.0.2, Deltamed-France, sampling rate 1024 Hz).

After at least 2 weeks of recovery, video-EEG activity was recorded using a digital acquisition computer-based system (Coherence, Deltamed, France, sampling rate 256 Hz) while the mice were freely moving in a Faraday cage, as in previous studies [49].

In hybrid DSM systems coherence among caches is maintained by a software-implemented coherence protocol relying on some hardware support.

He earned his doctorate at the California Institute of Technology and teaches courses in optical networks, optical imaging systems, coherence and quantum optics, and quantum mechanics for engineers.

Secondly, when the knowledge of autospectral densities and phase spectrum of the excitations is available, the critical response is shown to be produced by a system dependent coherence function representing neither fully coherent nor fully incoherent ground motions.

In optics, understanding how a system loses coherence, as spatial size or the strength of excitation increases, is a fundamental problem of practical importance3,4,5.

Ms. Pattison said that in the past many students completed double undergraduate degrees, which also took at least five years, but that the old system lacked "coherence".