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Following conventional guided-wave optics, the properties of the photonic crystal waveguide may be calculated from the phase upon propagation over the strip and the phase upon reflection.

Upon propagation through the entire sample, the squared intensity of the Fourier transform of the exit-wave provides the final result of the calculation at the detector plane for that probe position.

Upon propagation into the inner magnetosphere, in contrast to Pi2 transients, fast mode waves in the Pc3 band emitted from the magnetotail region can be partially converted into Alfven waves at midlatitudes ((Lapprox 2)).

It was found that the limiting conversion was mainly due to the formation of inactive radicals upon propagation of butyl acrylate radicals with the vinyl end groups of the polydimethylsiloxane. Polymerization strategies that allowed overcoming this problem and achieving high monomer conversion were implemented.

Finally, the replication kinetics of rHJOpac-F upon propagation in MeWo cells was determined.

Upon propagation for one week, APC positive R2 and R3 sorted cells were divided into two portions.

Upon this propagation, a part of the wave energy is resonantly converted into Alfven standing waves and cavity oscillations.

Opposite to this the rotational wave is strongly dispersive: its velocity increases proportionally to the wavelength, but marginally depends upon the propagation direction.

These data suggest that neurodegeneration observed during ethanol withdrawal is dependent upon polysynaptic propagation of action potentials ("network excitation") and whole-hippocampal excitation of glutamatergic systems.

In the latter case, a time delay between the geomagnetic and riometer responses is caused by the difference of energetic (>30 keV) electron velocity and Alfven velocity upon the propagation along a field line.

where is a predefined reference distance close to the transmitter, is the average path loss at the reference distance, and is a path loss exponent dependent upon the propagation environment.