A sample aloo methi was tasty enough, the rice and potatoes done to a T, the savoury colour and depth – that almost zesty iron tang that fresh fenugreek leaves bring to a dish, shining through a strong wave of supposedly "medium" heat.
For the construction of the acoustic random inhomogeneous medium, which we used in the numerical verification of the analytical equation, we set the S-wave velocity of medium model C to 0 km/s.
where Q is the quality factor of an S wave for medium attenuation.
In addition, the influences of noise in the reflected wave and deviations of medium parameters on the inversion results of the liquid layer thickness are discussed.
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Previously, the BBC's dominance of medium wave and FM with Radios 1 to 5 meant only a handful of commercial stations – Classic, Virgin – could compete on a nationwide scale.
Frank Conrad, an early pioneer of medium wave broadcasting with KDKA in Pittsburgh, instituted some of the first shortwave broadcasts around 1921.
However, the night-time service, as expected to be smaller than daytime coverage due to the characteristics of medium wave broadcasting, did cause problems with interference to the DRM trial.
The wavelength of medium waves is about 300 metres (1,000 feet), and a vertical transmitting mast or self-supporting tower 150 to 210 metres (490 to 690 feet) high may be used with a high-power transmitter (200 kilowatts or more).
In this type of medium, waves generally travel faster in the horizontal direction, than in the vertical direction.
