Sentence examples for variable interference from inspiring English sources

A radially variable interference filter is proposed that can maintain acceptable efficiency over its entire surface in solar concentrating systems with a wide field of view.

An individual, who had been followed over time, demonstrated a periodic increase of interfering antibodies, highlighting that it is an independently varying parameter and thereby a variable interference in assays.

Secondly, in comparison to signal quality indicators such as the call blocking ratio (CQI), RSS values are not affected by the variable interference conditions, which are also very dependent on the network load (especially for the LTE case).

To signal the variable interference tolerance level of a victim receiver to candidate transmitters in adjacent cells, the BB transmit power is adjusted, such that the simple threshold test in (8) is retained.

One wavelength is selected by a linear variable interference filter (varIF), and then the light is dispersed into different polarization directions by a wedge-shaped rotating polarizer (PL), resulting in ring-shaped intensity profiles of a point-like light source on the digital camera (b).

Modifier genes, variable interference of different mutant APC proteins on the wild-type APC function and environmental factors may play a role in extra-intestinal tumor formation.

The testing bed has different intersections and is suffered by variable magnetic interference.

The path coefficient is a standardized regression coefficient (beta) showing the direct effect of an independent variable (pain interference) on a dependent (headache frequency) variable.

A dipole, for example, will show two loops at opposite sides, and with this in mind, the team can combine this rotating polarizer with a variable wavelength interference filter, which transmits light only in a narrow wavelength window.

Additionally, variable visual tactile interference effects during reach-to-grasp experiments are suggestive of modulation in multisensory zones in humans (Brozzoli, Pavani, Urquizar, Cardinali, & Farnè, 2009).

Improvements in pain-related anxiety were associated with improvements in all outcome variables except interference.