Sentence examples for the nearest phase from inspiring English sources

where 〈⋅〉 represents a slicer which maps the angle in the argument to the nearest phase from the possible phase rotations.

That is why the vaginal smear of pubertal rats the day of vaginal opening corresponds to the estrus phase of the cycle or to the nearest phase following it (metoestrus), as shown in Table 1.

The near-field phase singularities and phase vorticity in the longitudinal component of scattered field can also be controlled by such a dielectric structure.

Such programs are characterized by a set of actions and activities for people in the near-retirement phase, whom are those retiring within 2 to 5 years.

If f d (k) > fD, the phase point y k NN is determined as the false nearest neighbor of the phase point y k, where fD is a threshold value used for verifying whether the nearest neighbor of phase point is false or not.

The near-zero phase-lag phenomenon is important in the study of large-scale oscillatory networks.

Recent work has considered the importance of the near-zero phase-lag phenomenon from the perspective of neuronal communication.

Two factors, among possibly others, can be hypothesized to contribute to the near-zero phase-lag relationship: (1) positively correlated common input with no significant relative time delay and (2) bidirectional interaction.

Accordingly, it has been shown that IA does not stabilize the morphology near the phase inversion composition, but it is very effective at compositions where either of the components forms a clearly defined dispersed phase.

The nondispersive signals in Fig. 8a are mostly flat as in Fig. 7a, and the localized signals near the phase jump still remain, while the amplitude of the localized signals is reduced.

The axial crystal structure changes from austenite to martensite accordingly, and the crystal orientation relationship and the microstructure evolution near the phase interface have been investigated by EBSD and TEM.