Sentence examples for wave branch from inspiring English sources

Specifically, a significant frequency shift phenomenon is found in the middle-wavelength region of the optical wave branch, which makes this frequency region behave like a band gap for transient waves.

The figure shows a clear fundamental Rayleigh wave branch up to 0.45 Hz.

Whereas dynamic of this electron after injection into the crystal is more convenient to consider in terms of classical type too, however, for the wave branch of descriptions.

All values determined after energy (10) make up the so-called wave branch of the classical description of the electron conduction in graphene in the presence of motion only along the axis x.

In the high-m limit, the only ULF wave branch is the shear Alfvén mode, and the wave's electric field can be represented in the form (1)Then, an inhomogeneous differential equation describing Alfvén oscillations is (2)(Mager and Klimushkin, 2008).

The description of the ballooning instability by (Ohtani and Tamao, 1993) owing to a mathematical error (Liu, 1997) resulted in an incorrect conclusion about the possible instability of both wave branches.

If the electrostatic component of perturbation is considered, a great variety of wave branches and instabilities appear (Marchenko et al., 1988), but all of them become irrelevant if at least small fraction of cold electrons occurs in plasma.

A particular thrust of the study is the derivation of closed-form asymptotics for the fundamental leaky-wave velocity branch es) at low frequency and for the continuum of leaky-wave branches near the fluid-coupled and fluid-uncoupled thickness resonances.

Children waving branches chanted: "Who is the winner?

Scores of children participated, waving branches plucked from the trees.

In a small Lagos park, Seun Kuti, the son of Afrobeat pioneer Fela Kuti, addressed thousands, many waving branches and sporting T-shirts with the slogan "Remove corruption, not subsidy".