Sentence examples for wave characterized from inspiring English sources
Thirty-six Thirty-six years agowriter Americanrist Alvin Toffler writerhis fandus The Third Wave, outlining the inevitable transition futuristSecond WAlvin Tofflererized by an industrial society, to a "Third wrote" chisacterized by what he calls the "Infamousion Age".
Microwave, an electromagnetic wave characterized by frequencies range between 300 MHz and 300 GHz, has recently been reported as the potential skin permeation enhancer.
A deflagration-to-detonation transition (DDT) was observed, and a self-sustained detonation wave characterized by the existence of a transverse wave was propagated in the methane/coal dust/air mixtures.
A stationary wave, characterized by a lack of topographical phase differences, will not be able to code information but would lead – via spatial summation – to a large amplitude at a scalp electrode.
It was shown that the spatial attenuation of long waves propagating in a periodically layered elastic medium describes the attenuation of the wave trailing the wave front, while the spatial attenuation of a short wave characterizes the wave front decay.
It seems that resampling technologies are less disturbing for speech waves characterized by a high frequency.
Several artificial waves characterized with the soil type in bridge site were simulated and used for dynamic analysis.
A terrestrial equivalent remains to be discovered for the larger Martian waves, characterized by net ablation on their downwind sides.
Martian smaller waves, characterized by reduced net accumulation on their downwind sides, are analogous to Antarctic snow megadunes that have been described so far.
Although the stochastic wave model considered in this work is stationary and homogeneous, it is a straightforward task to extend the methodology introduced to nonstationary and / or non-homogeneous stochastic waves characterized by an evolutionary power spectrum.
An active transition phase (3.8 4.7 hours) separates these two waves, characterized by a large wave of rapid net decline in mRNA levels for many other genes with earlier peak expression in S/M phases (Fig. 3A, blue histogram, and waves labeled a' and a) and a large wave of rapid net synthesis for many genes with mRNA peaks later in G1 (see Fig.3A, red histogram, and peaks labeled b' and b).
