Sentence examples for uniform plane from inspiring English sources
Christaller's theory assumes that central places are distributed over a uniform plane of constant population density and purchasing power.
Anisotropic diffraction of uniform plane wave by finite-sized volume holographic grating in photorefractive crystals is considered.
The spatial distributions of microwave power for uniform plane waves can be obtained from the combination of transmitted and reflected waves within a material.
The incident time-harmonic SH-wave is taken to be either a uniform plane wave or a cylindrical wave originating from a surface line-source.
This approach emphasizes the integration of general configuration and the layout of such components as engines, payloads, fuel tanks and landing gears, and the representation of a design scheme as uniform plane sketches and three dimensional models.
where ( alpha :=sqrt{kappa^2-iomega /K} ), ω is the frequency, κ is the wavenumber vector describing the horizontal variation, and x is the position vector, signifying a uniform plane wave.
Looking at the microlevel, metal plasticity is connected with the uniform planes of atoms organized with long-range order.
By introducing generic non-dimensional parameters, the buckling formulas of long plates under uniform in-plane compression, pure in-plane bending and uniform in-plane shear are obtained using the curve fitting technique.
Generalized MPLS (GMPLS) is concerned with merging the two concepts so that a uniform control plane can be applied to any transport technology.
Using the analytical method based on the Euler Lagrange equations, we find a correlation between the fields intensities and the confinement ratio r= d/p, (d is the cell thickness and p is the cholesteric pitch) at the limit of the transition from the homeotropic alignment to the translationally invariant configuration (TIC) with uniform in plane twist.
A uniform propagating plane wave of excitation is assumed and the interstitial potential field is found based on consideration of the medium as a continuum (bidomain model).
