Sentence examples for vertical taper from inspiring English sources

The top mirror of the absorption cavity is designed to be a vertical taper structure, which can increase the times of light reflection.

The photodetector is fabricated by bonding a Si-based multi-cavity F P filter with an InP-based vertical taper structure.

Numerical results generally shows vertical taper effect of the channel contribute to higher thermal performance as compared to conventional design of straight channel but the pumping power required increases as the channel height contraction ratio increases.

We discuss how this knowledge can be extended to the design and the realization of optical components such as highly efficient etch-less vertical tapers for passive silicon photonics.

First, honeybees clearly reduced their speed when they encountered the first (vertical) tapering section of the corridor (Figure 3C).

In the experiments presented here, it is noteworthy that the honeybees did not start to decrease their ground speed at the point where they encountered the vertical tapering (x = 30 cm), but rather at the point (x = 60 cm) where the local vertical section became narrower than the local horizontal section (Figure 1E, Figure 3C).

This is analogous to extracoronal preparations; retention increases rapidly as vertical wall taper is reduced.

The purpose of this study was to compare 3 different solid screw implant fixture designs of stepped cylindric tapered, straight cylindric nontapered, and cylindric with vertical groove tapered on stress distribution in the posterior mandible at a fixed interimplant distance of 1.0 cm.

ABOUT 15 years ago I witnessed a 500-pound bluefin flown in from Montauk fetch $50,000 wholesale and watched it being cut with a lengthy sabrelike steel blade into tapering vertical quarters.

Commercially viable vertical and multi-layer taper designs using polymer waveguide materials are proposed as innovative, cost-efficient, and mass-manufacturable optical coupling devices.

Encircling it, a double helix of the same metal, supported by vertical and diagonal struts, tapers to an oddly indeterminate apex.