Sentence examples for underlying wave from inspiring English sources

Broader underlying wave spectra leads to energetic plungers at a relatively low amplitude.

This effect can be easily explained by the underlying wave propagation: our approach needs strong waves traveling through the receiver pair.

We propose that the mechanochemical feedbacks underlying wave generation in keratocytes may constitute a general module for establishing excitable actin dynamics in other cellular contexts.

The current work addresses this problem by incorporating the underlying wave behaviour of the solution into the formulation of a boundary element, using ideas arising from the Partition of Unity finite element methods.

We demonstrate that the method can be used to efficiently deal with complex large scale problems giving good approximations of the energy distribution when compared to exact solutions of the underlying wave equation.

The study presented follows up on a previous paper, Nielsen [Nielsen UD. Response-based estimation of sea state parameters — influence of filtering. Ocean Engineering 2007 34 1797 810.], where time series of ship responses were generated from a known wave spectrum for the purpose of the inverse process — the estimation of the underlying wave excitations.

The diagnosis of ERM by SD-OCT is based on the presence of a green line, with reddish tinges, that runs over the retinal surface, often together with underlying waves in the retinal surface layer due to tractional forces.

However this symmetry breaking is often due to constructive and destructive interference of the underlying complex wave, and the overall exit wave can still be well-described as a sum of isolated, radially-symmetric complex atomic shape functions.

That slight modulation triggers the growth of a rogue wave that zips down the tank at half the speed of the underlying sine wave and grows to three times the sine wave's height, exactly as predicted by the Peregrine solution.

Therefore, either the width of the underlying cortical wave (a spreading depression [45, 46]) varies along its path in the cortex (Fig. 6b) or, much more likely, retinotopy is distorted from that of the monopole map (Fig. 6c).

The specific manoeuvre underlying a wave is typically known, but not so in starlings (Sturnus vulgaris).