Sentence examples for wave interference from inspiring English sources

A centerbulb was integrated to a catamaran in order to create a favorable secondary wave interference to reduce the unfavorable wave interference resistance between the demi-hulls.

These approaches all rely on wave interference or mode splitting caused by biasing in a resonant structure.

Photoluminescence (PL) spectra emitted by doped films are deformed owing to film thickness-dependent wave interference.

The patches of the audience that were stunned into silence alternated with the patches that were seized by deep, hoarse laughter, resulting in weird patterns of wave interference.

Doug and Paul simulated wave interference and diffraction using Huygen's principal to create this amazing picture of light shining upon a micron-scale snowman.

Acoustic wave interference produces audible effects observed and measured in archaeoacoustic research at the 3,000 year old Andean Formative site at Chavín de Huántar, Perú.

Very precise measurements may also be obtained by the use of light-wave interference, but the instruments that do so are referred to as interferometers.

The best performing films are combined into a 27 layer quarter-wave interference filter which is shown to cycle between bleached and colored states, while providing attractive transmission.

Couplers, or "registers," in some double-action instruments activate extra sets of reeds, one pitched an octave below the main set and another off-tuned from the main set to give a tremulant through "beating" (sound-wave interference).

The performance of the method is evaluated for the design of an asymmetric Fabry Perot electron-wave interference filter (laser structure) and a dual-band quantum well infrared photodetector (QWIP).

The end result is a witty, discursive and entertaining guide to entities that control our lives in ways we rarely appreciate: microwaves that heat our food; polarised light used in glasses for watching 3D films; sound-wave interference that musicians use to tune guitars and other instruments: and sonar devices that allow submarines to "see" with sound under the surface of the sea.