Sentence examples for unique attenuation from inspiring English sources

In RSN, radio-frequency (RF) signals have unique attenuation characteristic, pass-loss model.

Neutron radiography is one method of visualization suitable for use in heat pipe investigations due to unique attenuation characteristics of neutrons attaching to various materials.

Finally, the potential of the back-projection operator for determination of a unique attenuation map has been evaluated in an iterative scheme for small-scale problems.

Tissues have a unique distribution of attenuation values as a function of X-ray energy and spectral CT (dual-energy/multi-energy CT) can further distinguish them by exploiting their energy-dependent attenuation properties.

It also helps a user learn how to take advantage of the attenuation characteristics unique to each type of filter.

In the past decade, meta-materials have drawn increasing attention from researchers due to their unique properties, including wave attenuation with potential applications in acoustic engineering.

We predict that the proposed hierarchical honeycombs can realize a unique combination of wave attenuation and load-carrying capabilities, thereby providing opportunities to design lightweight and stiff phononic crystals for various engineering applications.

In this paper we examine the unique constraint of site attenuation and identify the key factors governing assignment schemes, with particular reference to interference, precision of transducers and noise profiles.

However, mmWave spectrum with its unique characteristics including high attenuation, sensitivity to signal blockage, and fast channel variations requires innovative solutions from different design aspects ranging from communication algorithms, network protocols to network architecture engineering.

This analysis also illustrates that the number of strain-specific ("unique") sequences decreases with attenuation.

One of the key points at Apple's recent press conference to discuss the iPhone 4's antenna, was that the problem (called "attenuation") is not unique to the iPhone 4. To highlight this, Apple showed videos of the problem on smartphones by rival companies.