Sentence examples for vary in phase from inspiring English sources

The simulation results revealed that the stress in the separator vary in phase with the battery cycles.

Despite these uncertainties, the solar granulation appears to vary in phase with the solar cycle as follow: the contrast decreases with increasing activity, while the horizontal scale seems to increase.

For a single control variable (the inlet reactant concentrations constrained to vary in phase) the optimal policy depends on the mean residence time and is either periodic, switching between the maximum and minimum permissible levels, or constant at the maximum allowable level.

Analysis of the data showed that: (a) there is N S asymmetry in the equatorial rotation of the Hα filaments and the long-lived magnetic features; (b) for both solar cycles the long-lived magnetic features of both polarities have similar behavior; (c) in the solar cycle 20 the long-lived magnetic features of both polarities vary in phase to each other but show some difference during cycle 21.

This is because the induced crust field would vary in phase with the core field, on one hand, and we do not expect large phase differences of the electromag-netically induced field in the crust and mantle conductive structures with respect to the inducing core field, on the other hand.

The daily temperature variations from the ice sheet surface to the upper atmosphere, about 2 km higher than Summit Station, vary in-phase and in most years with similar normalized amplitude.

We will also show that daily air temperature at about 5 km height, about 2 km above the ice sheet, varies in-phase with MODIS IST in June and July, the months most likely to have intense melt events.

For example, the solar extreme ultraviolet (EUV) radiation (wavelength approximately 10 120 nm) varies in phase with the solar cycle, reaching maxima and minima roughly at the same time as sunspot number.

Grid cells within a module vary in the phase of their spatial response, but share the same period and grid orientation (in two dimensions) (Stensola et al., 2012 ).

These changes may contribute to β-cell exhaustion and diabetes, because more insulin is needed after down-regulation of its receptors, and glucose storage/production by the liver is perturbed when insulin and glucagon no longer vary in opposite phase.

Finally, the model also suggests how different individual cells might vary in their lag1 phase duration.